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Corey Tasz · Slid Phi Labs

I build small, testable products at the boundary of computation and AI. Slid Phi Labs focuses on tools that make software more reliable, inspectable, and useful.

Selected products

Product What it does Link
CuNi Generates consistent Python, Go, and JavaScript implementations from one source—or refuses to compile when they diverge. Studio · source
Quikgater Pay-per-fact web fetching for AI agents using the x402 payment protocol. source
Pulsar An open GPLv3 lossless compressor and reproducible technical demonstration from Slid Phi Labs. source
Great Agentic Olympiad An open competition framework for measuring agent and human–agent team performance. project · site

What I care about

Reproducibility, honest benchmarks, and products that can be inspected. Public repositories contain selected demonstrations and open components; private research and hosted commercial systems remain separate.

Slid Phi Labs · Contact · LinkedIn / social links

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  1. shard-zip shard-zip Public

    Public GPLv3 adaptive compressor (historical). Not Combined GC. Lab: slidphilabs.com

    TypeScript

  2. CuNi Studio press release (2026-07-27) CuNi Studio press release (2026-07-27)
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    **CuNi Studio: Free Browser Playground for Exact Multi-Target Code**  
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    *One source → identical Python, Go, and JavaScript—or the compiler refuses.*
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