Reliable agent execution
Typed state, model routing, tool permissions, recovery, verification, and human approvals for agents that must do more than generate text.
Research output · Agent Runtime + Agent Studio
Applied research & development
Algen is an AI product and applied R&D company. We study how agents are built, evaluated, governed, discovered, and trusted—then turn useful findings into open-source infrastructure, commercial products, and production systems.
Research focus
Typed state, model routing, tool permissions, recovery, verification, and human approvals for agents that must do more than generate text.
Research output · Agent Runtime + Agent Studio
OpenTelemetry-native traces, datasets, scorers, policy checks, incidents, and evidence for understanding and controlling agent behavior.
Research output · Traccia
Versioned manifests, maturity, risk, permissions, safeguards, and evidence that help teams assess an agent before adoption.
Research output · Agent Hub + ASCEND
How agents, existing software, operational data, and people can share decisions with clear authority, explanations, and measurable outcomes.
Research output · DIRECT method + production systems
How we publish
We separate documented facts from hypotheses, describe methods and limitations, and distinguish our own experiments from independent benchmarks. Research is useful when another engineer can inspect the reasoning and apply it responsibly.
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AI Engineering · 2026-09-21
A practical look at typed decisions, calibrated probabilities, agent architecture, and the evidence behind Jev’s performance claims.
Engineering · 2026-08-05
A local side-by-side benchmark exploring when reasoning models pay off versus standard LLMs — and how to allocate thinking time to task risk.
Engineering · 2026-07-30
95% of enterprise AI pilots fail not because of model quality, but because nobody is sitting close enough to the problem to see what the model actually needs.