Deterministic verdicts
Same seed, same architecture, same answer. A result you cannot reproduce is not evidence — it is an anecdote with a chart attached.
— measured on same-architecture runsWe build the layer that turns simulation into release evidence: a machine-checkable verdict on whether a change to an autonomous system is fit to ship.
A result you can reproduce, hand over, and be held to.
Software solved this twenty years ago. Write a test, gate the merge, ship on green. The evidence is produced by the pipeline, it is the same every time, and nobody has to be in the room for it to count.
Autonomous systems still ship on judgement. A demo that went well. A field trial that did not crash. A simulation job that someone re-ran until it passed. Each of those is an impression of safety, and none of them survives being asked to prove it — to a customer, to an insurer, or to yourself at three in the morning after an incident.
That does not scale with fleet size, and it does not transfer between teams. It is the bottleneck between a machine that works and a machine you can ship.
Same seed, same architecture, same answer. A result you cannot reproduce is not evidence — it is an anecdote with a chart attached.
— measured on same-architecture runsA failure names what moved against a recorded baseline. “The build is broken” is not a finding. “Minimum clearance fell below baseline” is.
— the diagnosis, not the alarmVerdicts, reason codes and the runs behind them are artifacts you can hand to someone else. Designed to support the safety case you have to make — never a claim to have made it for you.
— a record, not a reassuranceEverything above the line is direction, not availability. What ships today we publish in full to the teams we work with, item by item, including what is not in hand — we do not summarise it here, because a summary of a build state is how a build state starts drifting.
Parallel execution, scenario generation, CI-native team workflow.
Published run series with N stated. A reason-code taxonomy broad enough to describe what actually goes wrong.
Becomes a product job only when the sim-to-real evidence supports it — not before.
A shared scenario and asset exchange.
A deployment option under no non-EU corporate control.
We work with a small number of teams at a time, closely, and we would rather tell you early that it is not a fit than find out slowly together.
sp@nonlimi.com