Laboratory instruments

Small surfaces. Explicit boundaries.

YY builds focused products and open instruments for examining datasets, records, and AI-system behavior. Across the portfolio: explicit data boundaries, reviewable evidence where claims matter, and a visible limit on every result.

  • Keep data close
  • Show the evidence
  • Name the limit

The release pattern

The omissions are part of the design

  1. 01

    Keep data close

    File-inspection paths run on your machine or in browser memory. Platform utilities state what the host presents and what YY receives.

  2. 02

    Show the evidence

    Samples, schemas, manifests, or source leave a smaller result another reviewer can inspect.

  3. 03

    Refuse broad verdicts

    A hash, receipt, or policy pass stays a bounded observation—not a safety, compliance, or correctness certificate.

Free and open work

Start with something inspectable

Inspect a research model, review a specification through two named models, use the browser verifier, or install a release.

  • Open research · Python + RTL

    Analog Matmul

    A behavioral mixed-signal matrix model, held-out 4 × 4 characterization, driver contract, and open-silicon roadmap for inference and hybrid-training research.

    Behavioral model and interface contract only—no transistor design, layout, fabricated silicon, or measured performance.

    • CERN-OHL-P-2.0 + Apache-2.0
    • v0.2.0
    • 48 tests
  • No YY fee · Poe

    Spec Court

    Send one bounded software or product specification to two named reviewer models and download their independent findings as a deterministic, locally verifiable receipt.

    Preserves two model reviews and their limits; it does not certify that either review is true, complete, secure, or correct.

    • Two named models
    • Digest consent
    • 20 tests
  • Free · browser memory

    Evidence Verifier

    Recompute every SHA-256 digest in a supported evidence packet and inspect the result without uploading the files.

    Sends YY no file names, contents, hashes, or verification results.

    • Web Crypto
    • No account
    • No upload
  • Open source · Node.js

    ClipCheck

    Offline, deterministic preflight checks for short-form video files before they are uploaded.

    Checks declared media rules; it does not judge creative quality or platform performance.

    • Apache-2.0
    • v0.1.0
    • Windows + Linux CI
  • Open source · Python

    Workload Receipt

    Deterministic, content-free receipts for observed AI workload usage metadata, with explicit evidence gaps and later integrity verification.

    Retains no prompts or tool payloads; a receipt is not a compliance certificate.

    • Apache-2.0
    • v0.1.0
    • PyPI
  • Open source · Python

    Corpus Evidence

    An open-source Python library that inventories a local corpus, incorporates optional provenance declarations, and produces a deterministic manifest that can be checked for drift later.

    Records evidence and human declarations; it does not make legal conclusions. Alpha supports CPython 3.11 on Windows only.

    • Apache-2.0
    • v0.1.0
    • PyPI
    • Windows · CPython 3.11
  • Open source · Zig

    Chi

    Streaming, checkpointable Zig components for bounded corpus ingestion, text cleanup, document filtering, and exact or approximate deduplication.

    Pre-1.0 components with explicit ownership and versioned checkpoint formats.

    • Apache-2.0
    • v0.1.0
    • Zig 0.16.0
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YY IDE

An agent-first development environment where the agent operates the loop and the human supplies intent, judgment, approvals, and credentials.

Private V0 prototype. The capture below is the real React interface running deterministic fixture state—not a constructed mockup or a launch announcement.

See the working V0 interface
The working YY IDE Develop view with code, agent activity, terminal output, review, and a visible approval boundary.
Authentic interface · deterministic fixture state