GaiaWM is the world-state engine that gives generative agents a place to actually live in. The agent runtime is a reference implementation of what runs on top of it — not what it is.
Frontier models keep getting better and integrations keep getting cheaper. The ontology of a world — its laws, its affordances, its history, its consequences — is the one layer that does not get easier when the model gets smarter. That is the layer we build, maintain, and license.
Last updated: September 2026.
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| 01 · Core technology | What we have built — the engine, the embodied agent runtime, the calibration surface, the real-time fabric, the ownership layer. All of it running code. |
| 02 · R&D runway | What we build over the next 1–2 years (Q4 2026 → 2028), in three horizons, with the shipping cadence that makes the dates credible. |
| 03 · Business model | One engine, three markets — games, urban digital twins, defence & disaster resilience: who pays in each, the commercial shapes, the dual-use guardrails, and why the open-source layer strengthens rather than cannibalises the paid one. |
| 04 · Mission & context | Why we are doing this, where we come from, the research behind it, and everything you can verify today. |
| 05 · Business plan | The three years Q4 2026 → 2029: targets by market, hiring, funding — and the gates, stated in advance, where the plan changes course. |
This room is the diligence companion to the pitch deck (source): the deck is the story, this room is the evidence and the plans behind it.
Everything in 01 is running code, most of it public. We prefer links to repositories and live systems over claims; where a capability is not yet public, we say so explicitly. The plans in 02 are plans — dated, sliced, and honest about risk.
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Consistent with how we run every public surface, some layers are deliberately held back and available under NDA in a partner conversation: the affordance-modelling internals (how the inspector reasons, the schema for designer-authored world laws), the influence-engine composition model, pricing with real numbers, and anything specific to a design partner. If you can’t tell what a public artifact of ours is holding back, we’ve done it wrong.