Open Infrastructure for Agent Value-Alignment.

ValueAI builds reusable infrastructure for aligning agents: datasets, model artifacts, training recipes, alignment algorithms, and evaluation workflows with clear provenance.

Mission

Open foundations for agents that behave with values in context.

Agent builders should not need to choose between closed alignment tooling and poorly documented public artifacts. ValueAI is building open infrastructure with reuse rights, review evidence, and public-interest stewardship from day one.

Infrastructure standard

Data

Reusable datasets and provenance

Models

Artifacts with evaluation context

Algorithms

Training and alignment methods

Open release primitives
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ValueAI releases may include datasets, model artifacts, training recipes, evaluators, and alignment algorithms—each with provenance and limits attached.
Built for agents
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The focus is agent behavior: goals, tool use, delegation, memory, safety boundaries, and fidelity to human intent under real workflows.
Operational integration
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Artifacts are designed to integrate with Splendor Kernel and other open runtimes, so alignment infrastructure can be tested, not just described.

Partners

A focused network for open agent infrastructure.

ValueAI works with partners that help make alignment artifacts useful in real agent workflows.

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Become a partner

We are especially interested in agent researchers, runtime builders, model trainers, dataset experts, and evaluation teams.

Infrastructure dossier

Release map

Map alignment primitives

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Agent test loop

Test against agent behavior

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Runtime bridge

Publish integration paths

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What ships with a release

Data modules, model artifacts, training or alignment algorithms, evaluation suites, integration notes, provenance, and responsible-use guidance.

Infrastructure pipeline

A reviewable stack for agent value-alignment.

Each release moves through visible gates. The goal is not to make every artifact perfect; it is to make quality, limits, runtime assumptions, and intended use explicit.

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Map alignment primitives

Define what a release should contain: data modules, model artifacts, training recipes, evaluators, or alignment algorithms.

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Test against agent behavior

Prototype releases against tool use, planning, delegation, refusal boundaries, and goal-following behavior before claiming utility.

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Publish integration paths

Ship lineage, usage guidance, evaluation context, known constraints, and integration notes for Splendor Kernel and open agent stacks.

Roadmap

Transparent enough to evaluate, restrained enough to trust.

We are sharing direction without flooding the site with low-signal status tags. The work is sequenced around artifacts that make open agent value-alignment credible in practice.

Phase 01

Release standard
A public template for releasing data, model artifacts, algorithms, evaluations, licenses, and lineage.

Phase 02

Agent-alignment pilots
Compact releases that test whether data, models, and training methods improve useful agent behavior.

Phase 03

Splendor Kernel integration
Reference integration so ValueAI artifacts can run inside Splendor Kernel and other open agent environments.

FAQ

Clear answers for early collaborators.

What is shipping first?

We are preparing the first release standard and pilot artifacts now. Releases may include data, models, training or alignment algorithms, and evaluation workflows once review notes are ready.

Who is ValueAI for?

Researchers, nonprofits, and AI teams building agents that need reusable alignment infrastructure with licensing clarity and enough context to evaluate fitness for use.

How does Splendor Kernel fit?

Splendor Kernel is the open runtime integration path. ValueAI artifacts are shaped so they can be tested in real agent workflows rather than remaining static research assets.

Collaborate

Help shape the first release standard.

Share an agent infrastructure need, review perspective, runtime integration, or partnership idea. We will keep the conversation grounded in what is real, reviewable, and useful.