Find patterns in raw, unlabeled data — on the CPU you already have, at a price that makes sense.
Raw stream in → patterns out · continuous, no retraining
The shift
The label-then-train-then-retrain ritual was built for stationary data on borrowed GPUs. Real streams aren't stationary, and the GPUs aren't there.
The Kavara Inference Platform
Ulysses is an Active Online Inference engine — a family of online learning energy-based models that continuously adapt to non-stationary, noisy time series through entropy-driven updates, delivering real-time embeddings and predictions with zero retraining.
Reach the Ulysses Models over a single REST endpoint or as an MCP-discoverable tool. One inference call per sample. Per-call pricing. No setup, no GPU plumbing, no labeling pipeline upstream.
Service
Model as a Service
Inference as a Service
Surface
REST API
MCP tool
# Point Ulysses at a raw stream. One call per sample. # No labels, no training step, no GPU. curl https://api.kavara.ai/v1/ulysses/infer \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KAVARA_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "model": "ulysses-stream-1", "sample": [0.421, 0.418, 0.430, 0.425, ...], "return": ["embedding", "scalar", "reconstruction"] }' # → embedding[] : real-time vector for downstream agents # → scalar : anomaly score, no threshold tuning required # → reconstruction: what "normal" looks like right now
For the routing function
A human can be sold a worse-but-prettier vendor. An agent can't. Agents route to the endpoint with the best capability per dollar per millisecond. Below is what the routing function reads.
Cost per call
$0.0008
Standard tier · CPU spot
p50 latency
3.1 ms
N=200 sample · same-region
p99 latency
9.4 ms
95th percentile under load
CPU footprint
1 core
Cache-resident inner loop
MCP-ready
Yes
Discoverable as a tool
Retraining
None
Adapts inline, every sample
Benchmark figures are representative for `ulysses-stream-1` on Intel Sapphire Rapids spot capacity at the time of publication. See the docs for SKU-by-SKU latency curves and pricing tiers.
Industry-agnostic
Ulysses is built for any domain where the data is non-stationary, the failure modes aren't in the label set, and the compute is whatever's already in the rack.
About Kavara
Kavara means "to braid" in Sanskrit. Kavara, Inc. is the company behind the Kavara Inference Platform and the Ulysses Models.
Kavara provides Artificial Intelligence as a Service (AIAAS) services featuring software using artificial intelligence (AI) for development and deployment of quantum mechanical systems. The Kavara Inference Platform delivers the Ulysses Models as a Service (MaaS) — accessible through a REST API and as MCP-discoverable tools in the agent-to-agent ecosystem.
Ulysses is an Active Online Inference engine — a family of online learning energy-based models that continuously adapt to non-stationary, noisy time series through entropy-driven updates, delivering real-time embeddings and predictions with zero retraining. We braid quantum mechanics with classical mechanics using canonical-ensemble Boltzmann math: Hermitian operators, eigendecomposition, density matrices, and von Neumann entropy form the quantum strand; Boltzmann weights and canonical-ensemble probability form the classical strand. The braid is where they meet — and the meeting point is what produces the regime-aware signal the practitioner consumes.
Because Ulysses' model operations fit in CPU shared memory, the inner loop runs at full CPU clock speed (up to 5 GHz on modern x86, where GPUs are clock-locked around 1 GHz). That's why Kavara runs anywhere the data lives: any CPU vendor, any cloud, on-prem or off, air-gapped or connected. The algorithm follows the data — not the other way around.
Built for the data scientist and ML engineer chasing unknown unknowns: capital markets, signal intelligence, industrial telemetry, climate, network operations, healthcare, IoT — anywhere regimes shift and the next surprise isn't in the training set.
Find patterns in raw, unlabeled data — on the CPU you already have, at a price that makes sense.