The AceLM Ecosystem
Every layer of the agentic lifecycle operates within a dedicated service boundary, connecting public documentation, internal systems, tool protocols, resource accounting, and evaluation harnesses.
Eight Subsystems Built for Rigorous Engineering
Explore each specialized service in the AceLM ecosystem. Access levels range from public reference specifications to isolated sandboxes and internal evaluation archives.
House
house.acelm.aiPublic documentation store, system specifications, state machine definitions, and the engineering rigor playbook.
Vest
vest.acelm.aiConfidential systems archive, internal architectural RFCs, rubric evaluations, competitor analysis, and agent tool telemetry.
Dealer
dealer.acelm.aiAPI gateway, SDK client interfaces, tool invocation protocols, and deterministic CLI contracts for agent coordination.
Chips
chips.acelm.aiAccount management, token accounting, workspace resource quotas, and multi-tenant organizational billing.
Lounge
lounge.acelm.aiCommunity collaboration forum, practitioner working groups, research exchanges, and agentic workflows showcase.
Draw
draw.acelm.aiRelease orchestration, versioned distribution binaries, changelog journals, and release verification notes.
Ante
ante.acelm.aiEarly-access sandbox environments, canary runners, and experimental agent lifecycle feature preview flags.
Showdown
showdown.acelm.aiBenchmark evaluations, adversarial test harness analytics, head-to-head metrics, and reproducibility scores.
Why a Distributed Card-Table Architecture?
Enterprise software engineering requires strict operational boundaries, deterministic interfaces, and verifiable trust.
Clean isolation protects sensitive artifacts.
Public documentation should never share cookies, session tokens, or infrastructure state with internal architectural discussions, client credentials, or billing quotas.
By dedicating distinct hostnames to documentation, API mediation, billing, releases, and sandboxes, AceLM ensures that sensitive telemetry and confidential research stay isolated while maintaining a unified identity and navigational structure.
Whether you are integrating an autonomous agent via the Dealer gateway, reviewing release signatures on Draw, or executing adversarial harnesses on Showdown, each service enforces its own security and validation invariants.
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Distinct Trust Domains
Public readers, authenticated collaborators, and automated test runners interact within strict boundary limits.
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Protocol Integrity
Agent tool invocations and CLI commands communicate through documented schemas that prevent silent data corruption.
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Durable Provenance
Every evaluation run, release candidate, and architectural proposal links back to reproducible evidence.
Bring your engineering standards to agent work.
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