JITe builds ephemeral compute platforms for AI agents — systems that materialize per prompt, execute in isolated, fault-tolerant fabric, and dissolve when the work is done. No long-lived infrastructure. No state to attack. Just intent, compiled into running machines.
JITe runs a Monte Carlo tree search over the agent's remaining action space on dedicated simulation cores — outcomes are scored by specialized critic agents, and only the branch with highest expected value is executed on real infrastructure.
The canvas at right is a live 2D projection of sample rollouts from a real session. Accent trajectories converged on the selected branch; grey trajectories were pruned.
Materialize an isolated micro-VM bound to an intent. Warm in 18ms. Typed capabilities. Auto-dissolves on result or timeout.
vm = fabric.spawn({ intent: "rebuild-index", caps: ["read:catalog", "write:index"], budget: { ms: 2000, usd: 0.04 }, })
Hand the planner an intent, get back a typed execution graph with cost, risk, and Monte Carlo expected value — before a line of code runs.
plan = agent.plan(intent) // plan.nodes: 14 // plan.cost_p50: 0.012 USD // plan.EV: 0.871
A diverse critic panel gates every irreversible action. Cryptographically recorded.
Fire N Monte Carlo futures through an intent graph. Returns distribution, not answer.
Hardware-rooted attestation for every spawned machine. Append-only transparency log.
Everything else — compilation, spawning, orchestration, simulation, attestation, dissolution — is a property of the fabric, not your code. Write what you want. JITe decides how, where, and for how long it runs.
Every platform we run AI on was designed for humans — long-lived servers, manual deploys, permanent credentials, stateful databases. We are stapling a generational technology onto the assumptions of a previous one.
The right substrate is ephemeral. A machine should exist for exactly as long as the thought it serves, and not one millisecond longer. Not for cost. Not for speed. For safety.
Build platforms that dissolve. Orchestrate intent, not uptime. Simulate before you commit. Let every machine sign its own life and then forget it ever lived.
This is what just-in-time means. This is what we're building.