4 workflows to adopt AI agents, beyond code generation

Applied AI Lab

Building models, evaluation systems, and agent architectures required for AI to reason about and operate complex production environments.

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Our Mission

The next frontier is not writing software, but operating it. Our mission is to enable AI systems that safely and reliably operate the worlds production software, freeing engineers to innovate more.

Why this problem is hard

Fragmented signals

Production systems are dynamic, distributed, and stateful. Failures emerge across services, dependencies, and time, not in isolated tasks.

Complex reasoning

General-purpose AI is built for breadth. Production operations require domain-specific reasoning, high reliability, and the ability to operate under uncertainty.

Operational reliability

Reliable AI in production depends on the full stack: models, evaluation, environments, and orchestration working together.

A different approach to AI for production

Production is different

Production systems are dynamic, distributed, and stateful. They are not static datasets or generic software tasks.

General-purpose AI is not enough

Production operations require domain-specific reasoning, reliability, and the ability to operate under uncertainty.

The system matters as much as the model

Reliable AI in production depends on models, evaluation, environments, and orchestration working together.

A different approach to AI for production

Research focus

Domain-specific models

Post-trained models designed for reasoning across production telemetry, long-horizon workflows, and system-level behavior.

Evaluation systems

Systems for evaluating correctness, reasoning quality, and reliability in production workflows without clean ground truth.

Simulated environments

Execution frameworks for tool use, guided remediation, approvals, and safe action under operational constraints.

Agentic systems and control

Multi-agent systems that investigate, diagnose, and coordinate across distributed production environments.

How these systems work

AI systems operating production environments must coordinate across real-time telemetry, system topology, and specialized agents.

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Model layer

Post-trained open-source and custom models best-in-class at production tasks

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Agent layer

Detection and diagnosis of issues across distributed systems

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Action layer

Automated tool usage plus guided remediation with approvals and safe execution

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Context layer

Knowledge management and continual learning from every interaction

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User layer

One workspace abstracting production complexity across code, infra, telemetry, and knowledge

Where this is going

The shift is from human-in-the-loop to human-on-the-loop: humans define policy, guardrails, and exceptions while AI systems execute within those boundaries.

Phase 1

Assist

AI supports investigation. Engineers stay in the drivers seat while AI surfaces context, correlates signals, and suggests next steps.

Phase 2

Approve

AI proposes actions. It drafts remediation plans, suggests changes, and presents options for human review before execution.

Phase 3

Operate

AI acts within guardrails. Autonomous operation for defined scenarios, with humans setting policy and handling exceptions.

The people of the lab

Built by researchers and engineers from leading AI labs, working alongside teams operating some of the worlds most complex production systems.

Research

Researchers from Meta Superintelligence Labs, Google Deep Research and others, advancing domain-specific models, evaluation systems, and simulated environments for AI in production.

Engineering

Engineers with deep observability and infrastructure domain expertise are building the foundation and systems required for reliable AI operation in complex production environments.

Collaboration

Partnering with transformative teams operating complex and dynamic production systems, grounding the labs work in real-world complexity.