What we build

Infrastructure, not features.

Winsen One builds a world model of a company and puts AI workers on top of it. Platos is the runtime those workers live on, open source and self-hostable. Rocketman is how software gets shipped when coding agents write most of it. Each one exists because we needed it before anyone sold it to us.

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Platos

The runtime agents actually live on.

Most agent frameworks are built for the demo. Platos is built for the Tuesday six months later, when the agent is load-bearing and something upstream has changed. Model-agnostic, monitored by default, self-hostable in one docker compose up, and yours to run on your own infrastructure.

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Rocketman

Project management that lives in the repo.

When coding agents write most of the code, the plan needs to sit where the agents can read it. Rocketman keeps a project hub inside your codebase as a single offline file, with a skill stack that walks an idea from spec to shipped without leaving the repository.

How they fit together

A model of the company, a place for its workers to live.

Winsen One holds the context: how your organisation decides, writes, approves, and handles the cases that do not fit the process. Platos is where the AI workers built on that context actually run, with monitoring and guardrails as defaults rather than additions. Rocketman is the third piece, and the most self-serving of the three — it is how we build everything else.

You do not need all three. Platos and Rocketman are open source and you can run them today without speaking to us at all.