Repo-Specific Post-Training
We adapt open coding models to your internal APIs, architecture boundaries, and engineering conventions using synthetic repo tasks.
Enterprise AI Reliability
Noam Brown shared that coding agents helped him iterate faster, but they also made confident, repeated mistakes that required expert intervention to resolve.
In a poker-solver build, agent outputs looked plausible but were still wrong in key cases, showing how overconfidence becomes risky in specialized technical work.
Open sourceEnterprise teams are moving from copilots to agents, but generic agents break down on large private codebases. They miss hidden repo rules, generate plausible-but-wrong changes, and increase review and security burden. What's missing is a repo-aligned adaptation and verification layer that turns output into trusted, shippable changes.
Best fit
1,000+ engineer organizations
Codebase
Long-lived, high-coupling repositories
Deployment
VPC or on-prem control boundary
A practical model-plus-harness stack for large, private, long-lived codebases.
We adapt open coding models to your internal APIs, architecture boundaries, and engineering conventions using synthetic repo tasks.
Every output is evaluated against CI, tests, quality checks, and security controls so trust is based on evidence, not optimism.
Deploy in customer VPC/on-prem with governance, audit logs, and phased rollout so adoption scales safely across teams.
Our strength is reinforcement-learning-based post-training on domain-specific data. The result is compact models that can outperform larger frontier systems on targeted tasks.
7B-class specialized model vs frontier baselines
Our previous website states the operating thesis directly: specialized compact LLMs trained with reinforcement learning can outperform frontier models at a fraction of the cost.
94.8 (Aryabhata) vs 90.1 (o4-mini) vs 85.1 (Gemini 2.5 Flash)
In Table 3 of the Aryabhata paper, the model records 94.8 on GSM8K, above listed proprietary baselines while remaining in the compact-model regime.
JEE Main 2025: 86.0% (Jan), 90.2% (Apr), ~2K tokens/response
The paper reports strong in-distribution accuracy and describes Aryabhata as outperforming evaluated baselines on JEE Main while staying competitive on inference cost.
In one working session, we align on a high-friction workflow, define success criteria, and outline a low-risk rollout plan for your team.
Book Pilot Planning SessionTwo builders focused on making AI coding trustworthy in real enterprise environments.
CEO
Published Aryabhatta 1.0. Ex-Samsung, JP Morgan, and Unity. Brings 10+ years of deep reinforcement learning experience.
CTO
Published Table Transformer. Ex-MSR. Brings 10+ years of practical experience applying deep learning to real products.
Paper
Our 7B parameter Aryabhata model outperforms OpenAI's O4 mini and Google's Gemini Flash 2.5 on mathematics benchmarks—designed to serve millions of students at scale.
Open paperSession on how reward signals and RL techniques are used to shape language-model reasoning behavior.
Open talkTechnical deep dive on experimental learning loops for reasoning model training and evaluation.
Open talkQuick answers on security, deployment, and measurable outcomes.
AthenaAgent is designed for private deployment in customer-controlled environments with strict access boundaries and auditable activity logs.
Every generated change runs through a verification harness that checks CI, tests, policy rules, and security tooling before it is trusted.
We start with a scoped workflow and expand gradually as measurable quality and cycle-time metrics demonstrate sustained gains.
Target outcomes include lower review burden, faster issue resolution, fewer regressions, and clearer governance over agent behavior.
Yes. AthenaAgent is designed to integrate with existing CI/CD, security scanners, and review workflows rather than replacing them.