The only platform that builds a superior agent — and the system that keeps any agent on task. Monitored properly, premium AI like Claude is finally within reach for anyone.
Cost-routers pick a cheaper model. We do something no one else does on both sides at once.
A team of models works together in one shared, private sandbox — the right model interviewed for each job instead of being costumed with a personality prompt. It runs fully self-contained and on-device, with no always-on gateway and no remote-control server between you and your work.
An agent-independent overseer sits above whatever model you run. It carries the agent’s memory and momentum across the context reset that normally erases the reasoning, and it restarts a stalled agent from the outside — even a UI with no API. It assumes the agent could go rogue and guards the outcome anyway.
Top investors described the exact problem we solve — and admitted no one had cracked it. We had. It’s patent-pending.
Enterprises want to hot-swap to cheaper models — but as David Sacks put it, “no one’s figured out” how to carry the agent’s memory, context, and history across.
We did — Cross-Compaction Continuity, US 64/095,036.
Why pay for the frontier model? Brad Gerstner’s answer: you get something “bulletproof” — the long task finishes instead of breaking mid-run and burning the tokens anyway.
Vibe Guard makes any model bulletproof.
They’d switch to cheaper models but can’t build the harness — “the spirit is willing, the flesh is weak.” Only the 1% pull it off.
We are the harness — packaged, no platform team.
Token costs doubling every 45 days, productivity flat, “we’ve asymptoted.” The fix isn’t a cheaper token — it’s supervision. That’s what makes premium AI affordable and cheap AI safe.
The exact complaints founders and CTOs are shouting across LinkedIn and every AI podcast — plain and simple, and how Vibe Guard solves each one.
A supervisor that caps runaway spend and kills the loops burning it — premium AI stops bleeding cash.
Agent-independent verify-or-block gates destructive actions before they run — it assumes the agent could go rogue. US 64/095,044
Cross-Compaction Continuity keeps the agent’s memory and reasoning across the reset that normally erases them. US 64/095,036
We restart a stalled agent from the outside — even a UI with no API — so the long task actually finishes.
Live, on-page injection scanning catches hijack attempts before the agent ever acts on them.
Portable continuity + a right-model picker make the switch safe. The spirit is willing — we’re the flesh.
Every token accounted for, supervised, and capped — AI spend you can finally defend in the ROI reckoning.
The runtime supervision layer that closes the pilot-to-prod gap — it’s a runtime problem, not a model problem.
Interview, don’t costume — the right model for each job, running in its base state. US 64/013,759
No gateway. A private, shared sandbox, self-contained on-device — none of the attack surface that produced the CVEs.
We guard the outcome independent of the agent, so your safety constraints survive the memory wipe. (Independently documented, arXiv 2026.)
Swap any model under one supervisor with memory intact — the fungibility everyone wants and no one shipped.
No code. Walk in, and walk out with the perfect agent (or team of agents) for your task — app building, medical, legal, scientific, or a model fine-tuned to you.
Pick the model that actually fits the task — interviewed for the work, not forced into a persona. Zero-Injection Orchestration (US 64/013,759) runs each model in its base state.
Add skills and tools from the open SKILL.md standard, so your agent’s abilities are portable and inspectable — not locked to one vendor.
Multiple models cooperate in a single shared, private sandbox with a supervisor — the ChatseyBrain architecture (US 64/010,895). You talk to one agent; the team works behind it.
Offer Anthropic’s specialized Claude products through our storefront and supervision layer:
Bring your own API key from any provider — or point at a local model. Your key, your model, our builder and supervision around it.
We fine-tune a model to you — your domain, your data, your workflow. A premium lane for teams that need an agent shaped to their exact work.
The Agent Builder is in development. This page describes what it will do — it is not a live product yet.
An agent-independent overseer that watches from the outside and guards the outcome, no matter which model you run.
When an agent’s context resets, its reasoning normally vanishes. The Guardian carries the memory and momentum across that reset and re-grounds the fresh agent so the work continues. US 64/095,036.
When an agent hangs silently mid-task, the Guardian nudges it from the outside to keep going — even into a UI with no API — then confirms the turn actually posted and retries if it missed.
Risky deletes, deploys, and hidden prompt-injection are gated before they land. The gate fires independently of the agent’s cooperation — it assumes the agent could be rogue. US 64/095,044.
Live token and spend tracking, loop detection, and injection scanning are built in on every plan — the commodity layer, included by default.
The monitor surfaces you already know are where the Guardian lives:
Build the right agent, keep it alive, and the task gets done — with outcomes shaped to your field.
A HIPAA-ready vertical, supervised, that carries context across the whole task instead of forgetting it mid-way.
The legal vertical, watched by a gate that blocks destructive actions before they happen.
Genomics, protein, and chemistry toolkits driven by a model that doesn’t stall out before the answer.
Every claim maps to a filed patent and running code. The moat is the trust layer, not the architecture alone.
Our agent is self-contained and runs on-device, so it’s a clean native app. It stays within Apple’s stack — on-device brain, native storage, no always-on gateway server between you and your work.
Hermes and OpenClaw route through an always-on server you must self-host — the pattern behind OpenClaw’s CVEs — and their iOS apps are only remote controls back to that server. We put the trust layer where the risk is: the part that touches the outside never has access to the vault.
Premium tiers, no free tier. Vibe Guard costs less than the tokens it saves you — one failed 2-million-token agent run costs more than a month of Pro.
Launch pricing. Team & usage-based plans scale between Pro and Enterprise — your cost grows only as your agent fleet does. BYOK means you pay model providers directly; these are platform + supervision fees.
The superior agent and the system that keeps any agent alive and on task — both, in one platform.
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