Perseus Computing is a U.S. small business building the infrastructure layer that makes AI agents reliable, auditable, and deployable inside disconnected and classified environments. Our software runs fully on-premise with zero cloud dependencies and ships under an MIT license with a published SBOM — procurement-ready, no vendor lock-in.
Live Context Engine (Perseus). Renders live system state — repository, tickets, deployment status, prior decisions — into verifiable, cryptographically signed Markdown facts and injects them into an AI agent's context before it reads. Eliminates the multi-turn context drift, hallucination, and repeated work that degrade AI-assisted software development.
Auditable Memory Layer (Perseus Vault). Bitemporal, on-premise memory and retrieval engine for AI agents — every stored fact is signed, versioned, and traceable, giving regulated and classified programs a defensible record of what an agent knew and when.
Event Provenance (Perseus Ledger). Records hash-chained events with evidence links and authority references, making consequential system activity reviewable without turning a dashboard aggregate into the system of record. Legacy plutus identifiers remain compatibility contracts during the transition.
Air-gap capable — full functionality with zero cloud dependency; runs on disconnected and classified networks.
Auditable by design — signed, traceable facts meet the output-provenance requirements of a DoD software factory.
Open and procurement-ready — MIT license, published SBOM, NIST AI RMF–aligned architecture; no proprietary lock-in.
Measured, not asserted — 73.8% on LongMemEval QA (vs Zep 63.8%, Mem0 49.0%), official harness; 13/13 bi-temporal correctness gates; 611× warm-cache renders on the Perseus repo itself. Every published figure traces to a committed artifact.
Agile small business — founder-led, fast to pilot, direct technical access.
As C3BM software factories (Kessel Run; ABMS Software & Applications) adopt AI-assisted development, they face three gaps Perseus closes at the infrastructure layer: tools losing context between sessions, no support for disconnected/classified environments, and unauditable agent output. Perseus makes AI-assisted delivery faster and auditable inside air-gapped networks — a fit from rapid experimentation (e.g., Operational Response Team) through production software delivery.