The agents we wrap were written by people who were not paid to make our product work. Grants are how we settle that: session credits, engineering time, and a compatibility row of your own so your users can see the freeze holds.
Grant applications are not open.
We will publish eligibility, available support and application terms when a funded program is approved.
program designThe three tracks below are the shape the program was designed to take. They are a description, not an offer: no award amount, term, onboarding commitment or turnaround is published here, because none has been funded or staffed.
Open-source agent maintainers
You wrote the agent people actually use. We wrap it, gate it, and keep the wrap current at your release cadence rather than ours.
Hosted-preview session credits for your own development and CI
Engineering time from us on the wrap, not a support queue
A compatibility row of your own, gated and published
Researchers
Long-horizon agent studies need sessions that outlive the machine. A trial that dies at hour 40 is not a result, it is a lost week.
Hosted-preview credits sized to a study, not a month
Sessions that survive cluster preemption
Retention long enough to outlast peer review
Students
No institutional affiliation required and no proposal review board. If you are learning to build agents, the meter should not be the thing that stops you.
Credits that do not expire mid-term
The same durability the paid tiers get
No card on file, ever
A published project counts as the report
Not a logo, not a case study, not an exclusivity clause. Three things, all of which we would want anyway:
Tell us when the freeze does not hold for your agent. A failed absorption is a finding we publish, and it is worth more to us than a testimonial.
Let us gate your project publicly, including the rows where the answer is only observed rather than proven.
Keep building whatever you were going to build. If that turns out to be something we compete with, the credits still stand for the term.
Grants are not a sales channel. Nothing here asks you to recommend us, and a renewal will never depend on it.
Recipients appear here when the first award is made, named only if they ask. Until then this section stays honestly empty.
0 grants awarded · applications are not open
There is no application to send and no form on this page, because there is nothing funded to apply to. This is the shape an application would take, published so the design is visible while the program is closed. Do not send an application by another route either; it would have nothing to be judged against.
Pick a track and tell us who you are. A GitHub handle is enough identification.
Link the project. Anything public: a repo, a paper, a demo, a thread.
Describe the workload and, more usefully, what breaks about it today.
If you maintain an agent we wrap and something about the wrap is broken, that is not a grant question and it has a route today: open a support ticket.