Research
Exploring what agents can do next.
Explore Quark, Svitlo, Snaga Code, Snaga Search, Aspida and Genesis. See what each project does, its current stage and where to find out more.
Detective
Finds the details that help you decide.
Anti-detect browser
Quark
A browser for teams that run many accounts. Every profile is its own window with its own cookies, proxy, country, language, time zone and device fingerprint, and the proxy check shows where a profile exits before you start. You can hand Quark a task in a chat; passwords, mail, payments and account deletion wait for your confirmation.
Testingtest build for Mac with Apple silicon; Windows and Intel Macs are in internal testing
OSINT agent in Quark
Svitlo
Investigates public Telegram channels. Open a case and state its purpose, and the agent shows how a claim spread and changed, keeping edits and deletions. Every finding carries an evidence link and a date, and the conclusion is yours. It studies claims, not people: no dossiers and no personal risk scores. For investigative journalists and bloggers, and for public bodies under an agreement.
Testinginside the Quark test build
Coding agent for robots
Snaga Code
A coding agent for robots. Open a folder or clone a repository and talk to it: it edits code and runs commands, and every command runs in the operating system's sandbox: it can change files only in the project folder and is kept away from your SSH and cloud keys and Quark's data (on a Mac, unless you run it with sudo and enter your password). It asks before each command, or acts on its own at the level you choose; the branch diff sits beside the conversation, services connect through MCP, and models come from the UARP platform. In Quark it is the Snaga Code page.
Testinginside the Quark test build; a separate command-line release for macOS, Windows and Linux is planned
Independent web search
Snaga Search
An independent index of the open web, kept by us, for agents and for people searching at search.snaga.ai: about 397 million pages in more than three hundred languages. Each result says what the page says about itself — its title and description, the day we crawled it, the words of the query it has and the ones it lacks — and at most two results come from one site. robots.txt, noindex and nofollow are kept, and no result paid for its place.
Testinga public beta at search.snaga.ai — thirty searches a minute without a key
Language-model engine
Aspida
An open-source Ada/SPARK engine for running and training language models. It reads GGUF models, encrypts the client–server channel and offers both an OpenAI-compatible local proxy and a library for embedding in applications.
In developmentsource build with Alire/GNAT; APIs may change during development
STELS network infrastructure
Genesis
Open-source Rust tools for preparing and reviewing the initial state of a STELS network. Validate a Genesis contract, generate initial transactions and build or inspect a signed binary package containing the contract, schema and signatures.
Testingmainnet/beta configuration and verification tools; build with Rust/Cargo