Veryl
Veryl
Veryl builds governance infrastructure for AI agents, focusing on verification, accountability, and auditability for regulated industries.
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Veryl provides governance infrastructure for AI agents, aiming to make advanced AI safe for organizations to use. Their first product, the Veryl Agent Registry, offers verified identities for AI agents, tests them against company policies before they act, and maintains an immutable audit log of all actions. The company is initially targeting regulated industries such as pharmacy benefits, healthcare, financial services, legal, engineering, and the public sector. Teams look it up for Agentic AI, AI Safety, AI Governance.
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“Veryl update: writing hardware verification components in Rust. Hi everyone. A while ago I introduced Veryl, a hardware description language, here on r/rust ( Veryl: A Modern Hardware Description Language ). It's been a while, but there's a…”
View on Reddit“Veryl v0.20.2 release. I released Veryl 0.20.2. Veryl is a modern hardware description language as alternative to SystemVerilog. This version focuses on tooling across the flow: SRAM inference for large arrays in the synthesizer, instead of…”
View on Reddit“Veryl v0.20.1 release. I released Veryl 0.20.1. Veryl is a modern hardware description language as alternative to SystemVerilog. This version focuses on tooling: a new C compiler backend for the native simulator, a redesigned formatter that…”
View on Reddit“Veryl simulator: performance comparison with Verilator.”
View on Reddit“Veryl simulator: performance comparison with Verilator. I published a blog post about the performance of the new Veryl native simulator. Veryl is a modern hardware description language as alternative to SystemVerilog. The native simulator i…”
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