Hedronite
Hedronite Foundry
Where We Forge the Tools We Use.
Hedronite Foundry is where we build the runtime that carries our operators and the specialist models they call on. Distillation pipelines convert Hedronite-canonical corpora (Atrium knowledge and Akasha session traces) into training data for Gemma 4 variants. Continuation training and supervised fine-tuning produce specialist models matched to the work each operator does. claurst, a clean-room runtime written in Rust, holds those models in production. We do not pursue artificial general intelligence; we build specialists matched to the work, and the runtime that runs them.
Distill
The first stage. Two flows. Atrium carries the canonical knowledge a Hedronite specialist needs to recall; Akasha carries reasoning traces from real operator sessions. Distillation converts both into training data without flattening the distinctions between them.
Forge
The training stage. Continuation pretraining on Gemma 4 variants against the distilled corpora, followed by supervised fine-tuning on curated chain-of-thought sequences. Where a frontier-scale lab spends ten thousand GPUs, we spend ten, on material the frontier-scale lab does not have.
Tune
The refinement stage. Where the forged model is shaped into the specialist the operator will actually use. Evaluation against Hedronite-canonical benchmarks, A/B testing, and the final shape-checks before the specialist is mounted into production.
Mount
The runtime stage. claurst, our clean-room Rust runtime, holds the model in production with a Kosha buff, a three-layer memory architecture, and a tool-call classifier. The Mini-3 operator cohort runs on claurst today; specialist Gemma 4 deployment lands on the same runtime once Tune ships.
We do not sell our specialists, license our runtime, or take outside engagements for fine-tuning. Hedronite Foundry is where the rest of the operation gets its tools.