Midcore is built by NeuroBazar — a team that believes every release should carry machine-verifiable evidence of its correctness, security, and completeness.
Software should ship with proof, not promises. Every release should carry machine-verifiable evidence that its capabilities work, its contracts are honored, its security posture is real, and its compliance is demonstrated — not declared. We are building the tools to make that the default, not the exception.
From conviction to compiler.
Started with a conviction: software should ship with proof, not promises. Began building the Outcome Compiler kernel.
Capability graphs, deterministic gates, an evidence ledger, and a broad AI-agent autonomy layer — the core platform took shape.
First teams adopted Midcore in pilot tier. Production-grade gates, proof-carrying capabilities, and multi-pass hardening in production use.
Expanding to production tier. Open-sourcing key components. Building toward a world where every release carries evidence.
Four principles that shape everything we build.
We never trade correctness for speed. Every change is evidence-backed, impact-analyzed, and verified to the deepest reasonable level for its blast radius.
Completion is "PASS gates", not narrative. Proof is contracts + tests + gate evidence + explicit invariants. "Looks right" is not verification.
Your code, your infrastructure, your models. Offline-first, self-hostable, BYOM. We build tools that empower developers — not lock them in.
Append-only evidence ledgers. Machine-readable gate results. No hidden hardening gaps. If a capability lacks proof, it ships with an explicit escrow — never silently.
A small, focused founding team obsessed with developer tools, formal methods, and shipping software that carries proof.
Strategy, partnerships, and product vision.
Platform, services, and release engineering.
Agent runtime, orchestration, and safety.
IDE surfaces, docs, and onboarding.
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Ecosystem
From Canadian clinical suites to KSA field robotics, each relationship is a build log you can read — not a press release to decode.
Browse customer & research stories →We believe the best developer tools are built in the open. Key components of Midcore are open source on GitHub — including gate definitions, contract schemas, and knowledge-engine tooling. We welcome contributions from the community.
View on GitHubWhether you want to build with Midcore or help build Midcore itself — there's a place for you.