PeepSick Labs builds the plumbing that AI agents need and mostly do not have.
What the studio does
Six products, split evenly between infrastructure and the applications built on it. Each is small enough to explain in a sentence and useful on its own.
Infrastructure. USB gives skills one portable format across agent runtimes, LeoSIS puts one API surface in front of model providers, and Foundry is the runtime for making several agents work as one.
Applications. ModelForce applies the same provider-abstraction idea to self-hosted speech, Mühendis is an AI operating system for mechanical contracting running on LeoSIS, and İzMercek measures and publishes how AI systems see a brand.
They are designed to stack, but none of them requires the others.
Building in public
Work happens in the open — code, versions and rough edges included. That has a practical consequence on this site: products still in development say so on their own pages rather than being presented as available. USB, ModelForce and Mühendis are usable today; LeoSIS, Foundry and İzMercek are not.
How the studio is run
- Independent and bootstrapped — no outside funding.
- Pre-incorporation — the legal entity does not exist yet, and the site says so rather than implying otherwise.
- Pre-revenue — USB is free and open source.
- Small, honest tools that ship — the operating principle, and the reason there are three products rather than a platform.
Where the code lives
Everything public is under github.com/PeepSick.
USB is published to npm as
@peepsick/usb-cli and
@peepsick/usb-sdk.