From the Antigma team
Research, product updates, and the ideas behind Ante.

Ante protects its eval-verified agent engine behind a typed stream, so developers can build custom interfaces, IDE integrations, and team workflows without coupling them to the core.
Read the postWe ran the same DeepSeek model slug on ten Terminal-Bench 2.1 tasks with five agent harnesses. The harness changed pass rate, cost, speed, and memory use.
Research · 5 min read
We A/B tested Ante's half-size system prompt on deepseek-v4-flash across the full terminal-bench 2.1 suite: no measurable performance change, and among the 69 tasks whose outcome stayed the same, the short-prompt run's median input-token count was 32% lower.
Research · 4 min read
On Terminal-Bench 2.0, open-weight 27B–35B models now match what the hosted frontier was posting 6–8 months ago — close enough that, for privacy-first and air-gapped teams, running it locally is finally a serious engineering choice.
Research · 14 min read
Today Anthropic "open-sourced" Claude Code — and it's the perfect day to introduce Ante, the precursor of our mission, a self-contained agent built from first principles.
Product · 4 min read
and Why We Can't Have Nice Things: A forensic analysis of benchmark manipulation on Terminal Bench 2.
Research · 13 min readA Guide to Relaxing Moderation in Open-Source Language Models.
Research · 5 min readAn interactive demonstration of Neural Cellular Automata with real-time pattern generation and user interaction.
Research · 13 min readSecond Amendment of the AI Era
Company · 4 min readBold and boundless
Company · 2 min read