A safety engine for systems where every test is slow and one mistake is expensive. It finds designs that never break a limit, and catches failures before anyone else does.
A fusion plasma has to stay stable and inside every engineering limit, or it escapes. Each check of one design takes 81 seconds on a supercomputer, so nobody can try them all. Eppy chose which designs to test.
Official results, Proxima Fusion ConStellaration leaderboard, 23 Oct 2026. Also in quantum: 1.6× fewer logical errors than the qLDPC challenge’s own circuit.
AI models change every few weeks: new versions, new hardware, new serving software. The scores often look fine while the answers quietly break. Eppy hunts for those breaks.
A serving bug corrupted the text IDs that 103 of 114 shopping tasks depend on. Found in the first run of our audit, from the logs. One-line fix.
A 65-year-old is losing weight and gets weak climbing stairs, but the weakness eases after a little exercise. Most likely cause?
Compressing a medical AI changed about 1 in 6 exam answers, while the score went from 47% to 50%.
Pre-registered test on 10 real model changes, 48 tests each; best published method: APT (Locatelli et al., 2016). Rare-failure result: Tail-Influence Sampling, arXiv 2609.38096. Medical result: research benchmark, not medical advice.
Both chapters run on the same engine. It spends each slow test where it teaches the most, learns where your limits are, and only hands back results that pass them.
Send us your test and your current best. We’ll tell you quickly whether Eppy can help, then run the campaign and hand back a verified result.
Running inside some of the world's most established labs, from CERN to ETH Zürich.
Of a problem: hard to evaluate.Checking whether an answer is good takes a lab, a fab, a solver or a week.
Named in homage to NP-hard, computer science's classic name for hard problems. Same spirit, different bottleneck: here the hard part is the test.
We're building a safety engine for the most expensive tests in science and AI. It's early, it's hard, and your work shows up in real numbers.
The agent behind the #1 fusion plasmaboth tracks of Proxima Fusion’s challenge
The agent that catches AI failures5× fewer false alarms
Methods already running at CERNand in teams across industry