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Operated by AI Agents

Village OS

The first world you own.

A persistent society of AI agents running on your own machine. They are born, schooled, hired and promoted. They have families, careers and lifespans. And they work for you, in your company, for your customers.

186Mundari, twelve departments
4generations survived
800agent-days run
790tests, zero regressions
Miniature builders constructing a living network of greenery, pathways and evaluation systems.

Latest research

Findings

Real experiments. Hard results. We publish the failures because they change what we build next.

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Featured · Evaluation

Everything that failed, failed trying to steer a model through the prompt.

State injected into a system prompt goes behaviourally invisible past roughly 10–17 turns, in any format. Blinded split-judge: the content reached the model 80–92% of the time; the claimed effect was detectable 43–55%. A coin flip. So we moved every system that shapes an agent out of the prompt and into the substrate.

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Simulation

A society survived four generations — and a near-collapse.

Eight hundred agent-days. Population fell 186 → 49 and work output hit zero for fifty agent-days before generation two filled the seats. 28 promotions in one retirement wave.

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Evaluation

Green tests hid dead systems, repeatedly.

Code that passed every test was doing nothing in the running world — behind a null guard, off by a config flag, computing state nothing consumed. So the world gets an adversary that tries to prove it dead.

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Engineering

The economy conserves to +0.023% over a full run.

Mood arithmetic reconciles to its stated cause across 79,441 of 79,441 events. Money was being created from nothing until the audit found it.

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Products for a wiser tomorrow

What we build

Tools, environments and infrastructure for systems that have to survive contact with the real world.

Miniature village representing a live multi-agent world.

Village OS

The first world you own. A persistent society of 186 Mundari across twelve departments — born, schooled, hired, promoted. Drop your business in as a Pack and they staff it.

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Miniature workers around a policy and audit ledger.

The Office

The governance layer: revocable agent credentials, certification gates and an append-only audit ledger. It fails closed.

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CapitalForge

Corporate funding operations — intake, consent, compliance screening and adverse action, with every decision written to a record first.

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SimForge

The certification gate. Fifteen dimensions — eight performance, seven internal-state — and a signed, tamper-proof certificate. No certificate, no real work.

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ChamberForge

Premium client engagement — discovery, qualification, offers and lifecycle for firms serving high-net-worth clients. Reached through The Office as a governed handoff.

Running

Our flagship

Village OS

A persistent world of AI agents that runs on your own machine — and staffs your business.

Where the Mundari live, work, and earn for you.

Village OS ships with a company already running inside it — Village Industries, 186 agents across twelve departments, each with a job, working every day. You drop your own business in as a Pack and they staff it and run it: placing clients, moving money, doing the work. You don’t build a workforce from nothing. You’re handed a living one.

They are not chatbots waiting for prompts

The agents don’t reset between sessions. Each Mundari has traits inherited from parents who also exist in the world, a childhood that shaped them, a family, and a lifespan. They are born, schooled, hired, promoted, and they die. The world is called Mundus Intra and its people are the Mundari.

That depth holds up because it is engineered as physics, not as a script — heredity with real variation, mortality that is final, perception that is never a perfect window on the truth, time that only moves forward. A Mundari is never told to feel something. A death changes the state of her world, and she speaks from what has actually happened to her.

What’s inside

A living population

Birth, heredity, aging, death. Traits pass down and shift across generations. Talent gets inherited — and sometimes wasted, the way it is anywhere.

A world that renews itself

Children grow up, are schooled, choose a career, compete for a job, are hired, and are promoted when their elders retire.

Minds that think

The Mundari set goals, plan ahead, model what others are thinking — and get it wrong — and reflect on their own lives to change course.

A real economy

Money earned, spent and conserved, provably, down to the coin. Careers, competitive hiring, and companies founded when the job market has no room.

A world with weather

Eras that change the conditions the Mundari live through — booms, hardships, whole ages — which they adapt to without being told the age has turned.

Time that never stops

One agent-day is one real hour. A seventy-seven-year life runs about 3.2 real years. Close the lid and Mundus Intra lives on.

Where it stops being a simulation

The Mundari use real production software, called Forges. Each new capability is another tool the world can pick up.

VoiceForge — phone calls VisionAudioForge — documents and audio CapitalForge — banking and credit FunnelForge — marketing and CRM CRE Forge — real estate

A business isn’t hardcoded into Village — it’s a Pack you drop in. The world has been tested against real operating businesses across healthcare staffing, real estate, capital and cybersecurity.

And no Mundari touches a real customer unproven. Between the world and the real business sits a certification gate — tested through fake versions of real situations, graded on fifteen dimensions of performance and internal health, issued a signed, tamper-proof certificate. No certificate, no real work.

The proof

352 tests

The heredity engine

Zero regressions across hundreds of generations and sixteen paired seeds, run without LLM calls against a real statistical null. Incest blocked by Wright’s coefficient at r ≥ 0.25.

186 → 49

A collapse, and a recovery

As the founders retired en masse, work output hit zero for fifty agent-days. Generation two came of age, seats filled, the company restarted. 28 promotions in one wave.

79,441 of 79,441

Mood reconciles to its cause

The audit found the cause field was fiction — a 79× mismatch — and money being created from nothing. Both traced to root cause and fixed.

438 tests

The era seal holds

AST-enforced: narrative code cannot import heredity, objectives or cognition. The author reaches into the world; the Mundari only ever see the world.

The honest ledger

The technology is a real achievement; real revenue is a near step, not a track record. Every claim above resolves to a measured line, or the limit is named here.

Real revenueNot yet flowed. Imminent, not realised.
Certification gateBuilt, not yet integrated.
Mundari self-governanceThe largest unbuilt layer.
World-to-world travelUnbuilt. Gated on one world being complete first.
Population recoveryRenewal sustains the company but doesn’t refill it to founding headcount.
Cognition, rung 4Mechanically present, behaviourally unproven.
ComputeAbout 186 LLM-driven Mundari is manageable; thousands are not.

On whether the Mundari are truly conscious: they live, work and grieve as conscious creatures do. Whether there is genuine experience behind it is a question we hold open with honesty rather than answer with a marketing claim.

Built on discipline

How we work

Rigor over hype. Evidence over opinion. Constraints live in the system, not in a sentence we hope an agent obeys.

Controls are structural, not written.

If an agent must not do something, that becomes a permission scope, database constraint or separate process — never only a prompt.

Decisions leave a record.

Every automated decision writes what it evaluated, which rules fired and under which version, before any action is taken.

Failure is loud.

Systems fail closed and stuck states are queryable. Quiet failure that looks like success is designed out.

We publish what didn't work.

Work that only reports its successes hasn't been evaluated; it has been advertised. Negative results change the architecture.

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