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Cosine

Sovereign AI lab building post-trained coding models and autonomous coding agents.

Cosine builds autonomous software-engineering agents for large existing codebases, built on its own post-trained models, including Genie and the Lumen family (Lumen Scout, Lumen Outpost). Work is assigned through Jira, GitHub or Slack; the agent plans, writes and runs code in a sandbox, tests and validates, then submits PRs for review. It offers CLI, desktop and cloud surfaces with parallel sub-agents and MCP, and deploys to public cloud, single-tenant cloud or air-gapped on-premise environments, with post-training for niche languages such as COBOL and Verilog.

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  1. Cosine website
  2. Cosine docs: What is Cosine