Realistic, executable worlds where agents do real work.
Ventuno builds fully synthetic software environments — working applications, realistic data, long-horizon tasks and outcome-based verifiers — for evaluating, training and improving AI agents.
Agents need somewhere to learn real work.
Together they create environments where an agent does the work — not merely answers questions about it.
FAST World
A synthetic, multi-service software platform built from the ground up on a modern stack. FAST evaluates and trains coding agents on realistic engineering work: defect resolution, feature development, refactoring, migrations, performance and security — inside a persistent ecosystem with interacting services and real system state.
Every task starts from a controlled state and ends with a verifier the agent cannot read. Verifiers examine outcomes rather than diffs: whether system state is correct, whether behaviour elsewhere still holds, whether performance and security survived, and whether the result was achieved legitimately rather than by disabling a check.
Results come back as success rates by task family and horizon, the failure modes behind them, and full trajectories you can inspect step by step.
Five linear channels, scheduled and streamed by the same infrastructure agents operate inside FAST World. Watch the television — then picture the agent running everything behind it.
[ read the FAST World primer ]Worlds run as local Docker, in containerized eval frameworks, on hosted platforms, or inside your own infrastructure — independent of any single training stack.
Ventuno has spent more than two decades building and operating complex software systems — from testing infrastructure for Sonoa Systems, which became Apigee, to a video distribution platform serving more than 300 publishers, and later a multi-platform streaming SaaS product. We are now applying that systems experience to building realistic synthetic worlds for AI agents.
[ our journey ]Build agents that can handle the real thing.
Working with foundation-model labs, coding-agent companies, computer-use teams and post-training researchers.