Predict and repeat
- Clock-driven operation sequences
- Brute-force tensor execution
- Probabilistic next-token prediction
- Heavy data movement
GERVIS replaces brute-force computation with energy-driven convergence — creating a deterministic, software-only foundation for operational cognition, world models and physical AI.

DecaCell is a post-transformer, energy-based compute core. It models constraints, relationships and tension dynamics, then converges toward the most stable valid state.
possible states
1,267,650,600,228,229,401,496,703,205,376GERVIS combines a general energy-based solver with essence-based representations, learning without conventional training and closed-loop cognition — across tasks and industries.
Not word-based.
No tokens.
No weights.
Constraints and relationships resolve through lawful energy dynamics toward a stable result.
New capabilities are taught, validated and retained without conventional model training.
* Internal measured results. Performance varies by workload, configuration and protocol.
One deterministic foundation, designed for systems that must understand, decide and operate.
Persistent operational cognition for complex, multi-step work beyond one-shot prediction.
Unified perception, planning and action for systems operating in the physical world.
Dynamic internal models that simulate possible futures and support real-time decisions.
Deterministic reasoning across large, constrained search spaces and exact mathematics.
Continuous optimization across infrastructure, energy, production and complex systems.
Replayable decisions, controlled execution and explainable operational behavior.
The current benchmark suite tests DecaCell across constrained search, runtime stability, order independence and large exact-math execution.
* Internal measured results. Performance varies by workload, configuration and protocol. External validation is required for production claims.
9,702 nodes · 15,522 edges
average · one distinct output
max deviation vs. baseline order
integer square root executed in ~0.68 sec