The R&D division of Tangison. We write code, not press releases. Open-source tools, applied AI, and prototypes from Windhoek, Namibia.
What we work on
Applied AI
AI systems built for real tasks: classification, routing, text processing. Not research papers that never run.
Open Source
Public repositories. Every tool we build for our own workflow gets published.
Experiments
Short-lived prototypes that test one assumption at a time. Ship, iterate, or kill.
Publications
Technical writing about what we built, what broke, and what the data showed.
Part of the Tangison ecosystem
Studio
Design, development, and hosting. The team that builds and runs every Tangison property.
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AI agent products. Task-specific automation that routes work to the right model and runs it.
Labs
Research and development. The division that tests ideas against real constraints before they become products.
Current research
We start with a concrete problem. We end with working code. Nothing in between is decoration.
Webman System
ActiveSkills-based website creation workflow for consistent, auditable site builds. Plan, content, brand, create, audit, deploy.
Agent Orchestration
ActiveMulti-agent coordination protocols for complex task decomposition and execution. Handoffs, validation, composition.
Local-First AI
ExploringOn-device inference patterns that cut cloud calls. Quantisation, caching, fallback to server only when local resources run out.
Open source
Our repositories are public. Star them, fork them, use them. Every tool we build for ourselves gets shared.
Webman
Skills-based website creation workflow. Plan, build, audit, deploy. A structured system for building consistent, production-ready websites. Used internally to build all Tangison properties.
Tangison Labs
This site. Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. Serves as a live example of our design system and brand language.
From prototype to product
Experiments that pass validation become Tangison products. The ones that fail teach us what to avoid next time. Both are useful.