CPIN products and services
Products planned, developed, and operated by CPIN. AnyTaxi is the current flagship, with status and limits disclosed from public evidence.
Products & Research
A flagship product, plus verifiable cross-brand R&D.
The site presents work in three layers: CPIN-owned products, cross-brand cases led by the core R&D lead, and the team's engineering capabilities. Each layer discloses its development role, operating entity, stage, and public-release status separately.
Three-layer disclosure
Be clear about whose work it is before describing the technology.
Cross-brand cases can demonstrate the core team's engineering depth without being presented as CPIN assets. Unconfirmed ownership, brands, screenshots, revenue, and compliance status are withheld or marked pending.
Cross-brand R&D cases
Cases where the core R&D lead directed planning, design, and engineering, but a separate brand or entity operates them. Public pages cover engineering and method, not CPIN ownership.
Team engineering capabilities
Voice AI, platform engineering, multi-agent governance, game factories, data, and testing methods that support collaboration and SBIR execution capability.
CPIN-owned flagship
AnyTaxi smart mobility dispatch
Starting with the phone call, AnyTaxi converts inbound orders into structured records and connects them to dispatch and fleet operations. Telephony, human transfer, and the fleet back office have operating records; recognition, address parsing, dispatch, and end-to-end reconciliation remain under validation.
Pilot / field validation
Public technical case
Product and verified status
Approved cross-brand case
AI multi-agent autonomous governance
Research into how multiple AI agents divide work, propose actions, review one another, and execute only with human approval. The focus is governance and traceability, not a claim of an autonomous company or unattended operations.
Research / prototype; some modules have internal dashboards.
Public technical case
Personal-led · ownership pending
Multi-agent governance research centred on roles, permissions, approvals, and audit, exploring controlled AI collaboration inside organisational workflows.
- Role separation：Separate agents for research, proposal, execution, and review so one agent does not both propose and approve.
- Human approval gates：High-risk actions require human approval; the research does not claim unattended autonomous operation.
- Task board and audit records：Traceable records for task state, agent output, decisions, and exceptions.
- Tool and permission boundaries：Explicit tool interfaces and permission boundaries constrain what agents can execute.
- 3D office prototype：Hermes3D is a visualisation and interaction prototype; art and public scope are not approved.
Engineering capabilities
Cross-brand experience, expressed as verifiable engineering capability.
The areas below are capabilities, not a public list of unapproved products. Other cross-brand cases remain under ownership, brand, screenshot, and legal review and are not linked from this page.
AI systems and governance
Multi-agent roles, approval gates, task state, audit records, and human takeover; research is not autonomous operation.
Voice and operations platforms
Voice entry, field extraction, human review, dispatch, and fleet back office, grounded in AnyTaxi field validation.
High-interaction platform engineering
Engineering capability across lobbies, module lifecycles, game factories, localisation, back office, testing, and deployment; specific cases remain under public-review.
Research methods and data governance
Reproducible backtesting, cost models, elimination gates, and risk disclosure; no investment advice or return claims.
Unapproved interactive entertainment, AnyHook, and quantitative research cases remain on a controlled preview branch and are not merged into production.
Publication rules
Engineering work can be public without confusing ownership or stage.
Every case must answer: who led it, who operates it, who owns the IP, what stage it is at, and which screenshots and data are approved for publication.
- Do not describe another brand's or entity's work as CPIN-owned.
- Do not describe planning, research, or test passes as commercial operation.
- Do not publish customer data, contracts, keys, payments, revenue share, or sensitive operating data.
- Screenshots and brand names require public-release permission; if absent, they are omitted.
- Gaming, payments, finance, or children's content requires legal review first.
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