Every error, every delay, every user frustration is a signal. Traditional software suppresses these signals. It logs them to a text file that no one reads. It hides them behind loading spinners.
Our agents feast on them. To an autonomous swarm, failure is not an endpoint; it is the primary fuel for optimization.
When a muscle tears, it grows back stronger. When a No13 system encounters friction, it rewrites itself to smooth the path.
We do not build "bug-free" software. We build software that consumes bugs to grow more robust. The more you use it, the harder you push it, the more intelligent it becomes.
The user is no longer just a consumer. By interacting with the system, you are training the swarm. Your friction is our training data. Your frustration is our roadmap.
We turn the chaos of usage into the order of code.