Aether AI Glossary
Canonical definitions for Aether AI LLC's products, protocols, and orchestration terms. These are the authoritative wordings.
- Aether AI LLC
- Aether AI LLC (also known as Aether Systems) is a Florida AI company founded by Brandon Barrante that builds a connected AI platform for research, creation, software development, autonomous agents, security, and financial systems — combining frontier models, agent orchestration, deterministic execution, and verifiable infrastructure across one product family.
- AetherCloud
- A native AI workspace for agents, projects, workflows, Vault, MCP automation, model routing, local execution, and signed proof.
- Aether Online
- The connected web hub for projects, repositories, Vault, Memory Graph, activity, and the Aether Chat, Code, and Design suite.
- Aether Agent
- An open-source terminal coding agent that can plan, edit, test, resume, and run with cloud or local models.
- Aether Actions
- Hosted Build & Test and automation that executes a connected GitHub repository at one exact commit.
- Neo
- A bounded multi-agent orchestrator for efficient planning and execution across everyday projects.
- Kronus
- A wider frontier orchestration system for larger, more demanding multi-agent work.
- Aether Vision
- A media orchestrator spanning Aether's active image and video generation lanes.
- Commitment Chain
- A cryptographic chain of custody used by Aether workflows that require tamper-evident evidence. Protocol-C provides classical commitments, Protocol-L explores quantum-authenticated commitments, and Protocol-T covers execution-context attestation.
- Aether Atlas
- A verification substrate for recording operations, evidence, and replayable outcomes. Related quantum work remains research-stage.
- Nano
- A Python-embeddable deterministic strategy language with validated intermediate representation, ordered logs, and no external effects by itself.
- Unlimited Context
- An open-source encode-and-page engine for reaching very large local context without loading it all at once.
- Moving Target Defense (MTD)
- The dynamic routing security stack.
- Protocol-C
- Zero-cost commitment infrastructure using OS kernel entropy (CSPRNG). Classical, no quantum hardware.
- Protocol-L
- Quantum-authenticated commitments using IBM Fez quantum hardware.
- Protocol-T
- Execution-context attestation via hardware enclaves.
- Quantum-Constrained AI (QOPC)
- A patent-pending approach where quantum-derived constraints guide Aether Cloud's classical AI routing and decisioning. The AI is classical; the constraints are quantum-derived.
- UVT
- The Aether Cloud billing and usage unit.