Agentic systems where APIs can't go.

Ergodic Systems

Ergodic Systems builds local-first agentic workflows that keep sensitive data, runtime behavior, and operational costs under your control.

Local
Runs inside your boundary, not someone else's API surface
Stable
Designed around reproducible behavior, not provider drift
Auditable
Produces traces and evidence your team can inspect

Workflow Evaluation

Scenario packs, replay controls, and scoring for agentic systems.

Operational Proof

Artifacts that help teams decide what is ready, risky, or blocked.

Productized Agents

Showcases that move ideas from clever demos to durable tools.

Main product

Argos is the air-gapped tester for apps with no API path.

Many critical apps run off-network: embedded systems, medical devices, automation consoles, and defense tools. Argos tests them from the outside, using AI to drive the screen, keyboard, and mouse the way a human tester would.

Designed for black-box application testing

Argos isolates the application under test from the live environment, then drives it through curated scenarios over HID and screen capture. It does not need source code, internal APIs, or instrumentation.

The goal is a release gate for the application: traces, scores, failures, screenshots, and enough context for a human reviewer to make a grounded decision.

Animated real Argos execution capture showing the machine under test on the left while the test plan advances on the right.
  1. 01 Mirror

    Model the app workflow, UI controls, policies, and data boundary.

  2. 02 Isolate

    Connect through a sealed HID and video harness with controlled inputs.

  3. 03 Exercise

    Let AI drive the UI like a human tester across scenarios and failures.

  4. 04 Decide

    Export traces, screenshots, scores, exceptions, and reviewer notes.

Offline Scenario Packs

Run realistic test cases against embedded, medical, automation, or defense systems without network access or code hooks.

Trace-First Review

Preserve screen observations, HID actions, decisions, screenshots, and evaluator notes in a reviewable evidence packet.

Release Gates

Promote, hold, or reject application releases using score thresholds and human review rather than intuition alone.

Operating model

From promising workflow to product surface.

Ergodic Systems focuses on the parts that make agentic workflows survive real use: boundaries, evaluations, observability, and repeatable handoff.

01

Define the boundary

Clarify what the agent owns, what it can touch, and when it stops.

02

Build the harness

Turn messy work into scenarios that can be replayed and scored.

03

Ship the evidence

Give operators traces, reviews, and decisions they can defend.

Secondary showcases

Icarus and Napkin Art explore the product edges around Argos.

These showcases are smaller surfaces for proving interaction patterns, safety envelopes, and operational handoff before they become standalone products.

Icarus Mission Control showing strategy telemetry, positions, and execution tape.

Showcase

Icarus

A supervision showcase for agent runs that need clear escalation paths, run-state visibility, and failure review.

  • Run-state visibility
  • Operator checkpoints
  • Failure-mode review
Napkin Art reader and image generation view for a Frankenstein vignette.

Showcase

Napkin Art

A lightweight capture surface for turning rough workflow ideas into small, testable agent task sketches.

Napkin Art repo
  • Task sketching
  • Prompt-to-workflow mapping
  • Fast evaluation handoff

Pilots and product conversations

Bring a workflow that needs proof.

Ergodic Systems is building for teams that need agentic workflows to behave under review, not just under a happy-path demo.

hello@ergodicsystems.io