Andreas Poliza

About

The record, with its sources.

Three companies founded, one sold to Adobe, and a platform with seven provisional patent applications on how agents run. Everything below is something you can read for yourself; what cannot be checked is not here.

What a buyer can verify.

The patent applications.

Seven US provisional patent applications, 210 claims, filed August to September 2026 (nos. 64/131,227 · 64/156,763 · 64/156,775 · 64/158,642 · 64/158,644 · 64/158,648 · 64/158,650), on the speed, cost and determinism of agent runs. Sole inventor. Provisional applications are never published, so none of these can be looked up today; the numbers are on the filing receipts and will be on the non-provisional filings in 2027.

ApplicationFiledClaimsWhat it covers
64/131,22711 Aug 202617 claimsMulti-agent workflow over a reference-addressed data plane
64/156,76317 Sep 202641 claimsBounded-run execution of unbounded agent work on serverless
64/156,77517 Sep 202657 claimsBounded lossless context, a shared plan table and capability packs
64/158,64220 Sep 202620 claimsFail-open compilation of a capability descriptor
64/158,64420 Sep 202620 claimsCross-protocol rendering identity
64/158,64820 Sep 202635 claimsWitness-bound consent to actuation
64/158,65020 Sep 202620 claimsSafe composition of a capability bundle

Together: 210 claims, 24 of them independent, 77 drawing sheets. The family is about the speed, the cost and the determinism of agent runs, which is the subject of the verdicts and the cost models on the front page.

Today.

I build agent systems in production: multi-agent runs with a bounded cost and a repeatable result, which is what the seven applications above describe. The advisory on this site is my judgment, sold at a partner-level day rate ($5,000) or as fixed-price work, and it does not depend on any tool, vendor or company, including my own.

Remote by default, US and worldwide; on site in the US, the UK and Switzerland when the work needs the room. andreas@poliza.com.