Frameworks

Sudarshana ML — compiled for the Vishwakarma. Hallucination-free by design.

One compiler, one runtime, one instruction set. The Sudarshana framework lowers models straight onto Vishwakarma silicon — no glue, no abstraction tax, no third-party stack. Every inference is verified against a formal bound before it is returned; what cannot be proven is refused.

The stack
  • Graph compilervw-graph
  • Sparse runtimevw-sparse
  • On-device quantizervw-quant
  • Fleet telemetryvw-signal
How an inference is proven
  1. 01 · Compile

    Your model is lowered by vw-graph into a closed set of verified Vishwakarma kernels. No interpreter, no escape hatches.

  2. 02 · Schedule

    The sparse runtime places work across the 4-topology NPU with static, deterministic scheduling — latency is a property of the graph, not the queue.

  3. 03 · Verify

    Every inference is checked against a formal bound computed at compile time. Precision drift and out-of-distribution inputs are caught before the answer leaves the chip.

  4. 04 · Return or refuse

    If the bound holds, the answer is returned with its proof attached. If it does not, the system says so — it never guesses.

Satchit Edge stack — Applications, Orchestration, Data & Pipelines, Models and Infrastructure on Vishwakarma — and the mirrored Satchit Cloud stack, synced both ways
Satchit Edge ↔ Satchit Cloud

The five layers of the AI Edge — applications, orchestration, data & pipelines, models, infrastructure — mirrored by the same five layers in the cloud, synced both ways.