Deployed at Brain Co.
May 14, 2026
Hear from two deployed engineers about their day-to-day innovating AI products with Brain Co.
We build agent-native operating systems for modern institutions.
Industries
Permitting, licensing, procurement. The everyday work of local governments. Fit to your data, workflows and outcomes.
Underwriting, claims, authorization, and the operations that sit underneath the insurance policy. Tailored to your organization.
Prior authorization, denials, intake. The work between a patient and their care. Built for clinical and regulatory constraints
Reporting, reconciliation, compliance. Every number traced back to its source. Auditable down to the line item.
Atlas
Atlas is the platform every operating system is built on. Sovereign-grade security. No model lock-in.
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Brain Co. builds agent-native operating systems for modern institutions across the public and private sectors.
Built by engineers from Google, DeepMind, NVIDIA, Palantir, Tesla, and other world-class teams, we start with proven components, fit them to existing workflows and deploy in weeks.
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A per-window Table of Contents in the MCP tool layer, plus an Auto Atlas for long-term context, so your agent stops wasting its context window hunting for relevant information.
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What started as a bridge between AI talent and large institutions has expanded into real-world applications.
Confidence Scoring with Bayesian Networks
Feb 11, 2026
Brain Co. uses a Bayesian Network approach to confidence scoring that enables full automation of the building permit approval process (Figure 1).