AI Infrastructure

The reasoning layer

for your agents.

We turn intelligence into production-grade infrastructure -

making agents reliable, efficient and auditable.

In production with

SERV agent infrastructure.

All in one layer.

Reasoning Engine

Structured reasoning graphs, validation, privacy, audit and added security for agentic workloads.

Build

Open tools and skills for building agents, AI-native products, and agentic workflow orchestration.

The Drop-in

Swap one line.

Keep your agents.

OpenAI- and Anthropic-SDK compatible

2-minute integration

No vendor lock-in

OpenAI SDK

Anthropic SDK

import OpenAI from openai;

const client = new OpenAI({

baseURL: https://inference-api.openserv.ai/v1,

apiKey: process.env.SERV_API_KEY,

});

const completion = await client.chat.completions.create({

model: gpt-5.4-mini,

messages: [

{ role: system, content: You are a concise assistant. },

{ role: user, content: What is a CPU register? },

],

});

console.log(completion.choices[0].message.content);

OpenAI

Production signals

from SERV Reasoning users.

Lower cost, fewer failed calls, and more reliable execution across real agent workloads.

0x

0x

performance-per-dollar

Independent benchmark. With SERV, small models outperform frontier.

ThoughtProof PLV · May 2026 · ThoughtProof

10

10

failed calls

Private-beta production workload with no failed calls recorded.

1 month private beta · 100K+ requests · Neol

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0%

cost reduction

Lower inference cost while preserving agent output quality.

Agentic OS for food industry · GastroSight

The Agent Trust stack.

Built for enterprise.

Auditing and privacy surface agents need to enter regulated workflows.

V 2.1

TEE + E2EE

Trusted-execution-environment private inference for regulated data.

NEXT

V 2.4

Graph Sharding (Audit)

Every reasoning step traceable. Audit-grade decision trails.

NEXT

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SOC 2

Type I targeted Q3 2026 · Type II Q1 2027.

IN PROGRESS

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Data residency

EU, UAE, and on-premise options for enterprise contracts.

AVAILABLE

Why this exists

LLMS fail in production.

Raw intelligence is not enough.

Agents are costly

One request becomes a chain of calls.

Agents split work into steps, retries, tool calls, and validations. Without boundaries, latency and cost compound fast.

Agents are not reliable

Prompts do not enforce behavior.

Enterprise workflows need structured outputs, failure handling, and repeatable reasoning paths instead of best-effort prose.

Agents are a black box.

You can't trace agent's decisions.

Regulated teams need traceability, private inference options, and clear execution logs before agents can touch real operations.