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Meet ERAIS

Build AI for
the job ahead.

Bring language, vision, audio and memory together.

We’re developing ERAIS so a team can build on skills a model has already learned. We test how those parts work together, what they remember and what they cost to run.

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Efficient Routed Adaptive Inference System

Relevant skills for the taskArchitecture sketch
A task takes a selective path through ERAISConceptual architecture diagram: a request reaches selected expert components, whose contributions combine into a result.ROUTECOMBINE
Selected for this taskAvailable when needed

How it works

Follow the work
through the system.

Each model has a defined path through the available components: what runs, what it remembers and how much processing it uses.

  1. 01

    Add a specialist.

    Train a capability inside ERAIS or import a supported component through Fracture. Define its inputs, outputs, state and tests.

    Reusable components
  2. 02

    Select a route.

    Route an input through the relevant experts. Record which components execute and what work they perform.

    Inspectable execution
  3. 03

    Use state and feedback.

    Carry memory between interactions and adjust processing under the model’s schedule. Test how that changes quality and operating cost.

    Measured adaptation

We want simpler upgrades, leaving more of a team’s budget for new capabilities.

Inside the architecture

Training and conversion

Develop and connect
useful skills.

Native training

Train directly in ERAIS.

Native language experiments learn from raw bytes. Vision and audio have their own training paths and evaluations. When the service is available, you can try a trained language checkpoint in Story Lab.

Try story generation

Fracture

Bring learned knowledge across.

Fracture analyses a supported model’s learned components and partitions them into experts that ERAIS can run. We’ve recorded speech and game-control conversions. Every new model still needs its own quality, resource-use and deployment checks.

See how conversion works

How the pieces fit

Explore the systems
we’re testing.

ERAIS is the foundation. Fracture is a path for bringing knowledge in. The experiences below let you explore different parts of that work.

The architectureERAIS

Specialist capabilities · Routing · Adaptive effort

Shared-service research

Bring the capabilities
into one service.

Unified World, the native API selection and the Discord pilot use the shared ERAIS service.

What has been checked

The recorded cutover includes a public native completion and an installed Discord adapter response. Live availability, signed Discord delivery, assistant quality, sparse savings and paid-customer readiness need their own checks.

Native language

Story Lab ↗

Explore a separately trained native language checkpoint through short story generation.

Embodied research

Minecraft AI ↗

Watch the experimental player and inspect its reported model activity when a session is being shared.

Tools around the architecture

Sinter organises community research and can optionally connect to the model service. RKC compiles repository knowledge independently; it is a companion tool.

Working systems

Inspect the execution.
Check the results.

The current programme includes native language training, converted speech and game-control components, complete male and female CNS source models, and live embodied experiments.

The latest engineering review records source identities, exact-state checks and measured CPU improvements. The cyborg Doom controller now uses a complete native neuronal expert alongside its learned executive.

We’re working toward stronger task performance and dependable deployment as these capabilities are connected.

Latest evidenceRecorded experiments

The wider ambition

Change what people
can afford to build.

Reusable capability and selective computation could put more ambitious AI work within reach of researchers, small teams and organisations working with practical hardware budgets.

Read the NeuroForge vision