Xythera products
Crux, Private Compute, and Cruxipedia are part of the same company. A request can be typed here and then handed to one of those systems, on the contract that system can satisfy.
Partnership
An Xythera company. Bring the next lane.
Veloxity is an Xythera company. Partnership is how a model, a private stack, or an integrator gets a typed place in front of Separator. The parent company already builds Crux and the systems around it. Outside lanes use the same contract.
Decision plane
4.2 ms
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The family
One company, more than one system.
Xythera designs foundational systems from first principles: clear boundaries, a stable core, and control that is part of the design. Veloxity is the Separator company inside that work. We type the request. Xythera’s other systems, and the models a partner brings, do the job the type names.
xythera.org →Model labs
A model joins the catalog as a lane with a contract. If it cannot satisfy the contract, it is not offered for that type.
Integrators
Firms that already sit inside a customer’s stack can deliver Separator with us, under the same allow-list rules.
Platform teams
A platform team can expose /v1/route internally and keep vendor SDKs behind the decision.
How a partnership starts
01
Name the lane
Say what the model is good at, and which contract it can keep. A lane without a contract is not listed.
02
Pin the allow-list
The customer chooses which lanes may run. Xythera lanes and outside lanes follow the same rule.
03
Call /v1/route
Separator returns the type, the model, and the parts. The partner does not keep a private map of which model handles which sentence.
Separator
Put a typed route in front of the models you already call.
Decision
explanation
reason-1
4.2 ms