Products we build for clients and for ourselves.

Which model and effort level should do the coding work? DispatchBench runs Claude and Codex configs on fresh problems and repo tasks. It reports pass rate, cost and time per pass, and picks the cheapest config that still passes.

Cuts the tokens AI coding agents spend reading code. Cheap discovery runs first, routing lookups across file paths, snippets and code structure. Hooks block broad reads, and benchmarks measure the savings on real workflows.

Hands bounded tasks to Kimi subagents. Each task carries acceptance criteria and a timeout sized to the repo. If Kimi fails, it falls back to Codex. It logs every run and flags calls that skip the wrapper.

Sends coding and research tasks to Devin with the workspace context it needs and safety checks around it. Timeouts scale with the task, fallbacks are visible, and every run is logged so delegated work can be audited.

A shared spec editor for people and AI agents. It runs in the browser, in the terminal, over a REST API and as an autonomous agent. Changes go through patch review and depth gates, and each one is attributed to its author. The output is a spec and handoff a team can build from.

Non-custodial subscription payments that people and AI agents can both use. As AutoPay’s design and development partner, we work on the product UX, the frontend, the protocol and the agent payment flows.

A smart contract factory with its own frontend and RPC endpoint. It launches ERC-20 tokens, sets up multi-sigs and deploys common protocol building blocks. Several Sharedstake deployments use it.

Our Ethereum liquid staking protocol, which we fund, build and run. The contracts are the sgETH token and its wrapped form WSGEth, the minter (SharedDepositMinterV2), rewards receiver, rollover and withdrawal queue, all verifiable on-chain. A beacon chain oracle tracks validators and calculates the virtual price from post-merge ETH rewards. It has been live and maintained through several upgrades since 2023.

Shell scripts that set up an Ethereum RPC node in minutes. They support several execution and consensus clients for client diversity, and cover server setup, checkpoint sync, uncensored RPC and firewall config. Solo stakers, home operators and cloud VPS users can all run them.

A six-week sync campaign across Ethereum execution and consensus clients, measuring disk use, sync speed and restart resilience.

Off-chain oracle for SharedDeposit V1 and V2. It reads validators from the beacon chain API and computes and verifies the virtual price of sgETH, the ETH rewards earned per share. It runs as a self-hosted service beside a staking node.