We shape editorial identities the way architects shape civic space: with proportion, discipline, and historical awareness. Our work ensures that books, magazines, and imprints express a coherent worldview rather than a sequence of isolated releases.

• Imprint and magazine identity design
• Editorial standards, house voice, and canon logic
• Manuscript development for formally ambitious work
• Translation projects with critical and historical framing
• Edition planning across print, distribution, and readership lifecycles

We design machine-assisted systems that preserve meaning rather than dissolve it. The emphasis is not on novelty, but on traceability, provenance, and epistemic restraint.

• NLP systems for entity and thematic extraction, clustering, and retrieval
• Evidence-linked summaries and research notes with source traceability
• Agent-based research and investigative systems with audit logs
• Archival image, audio, and document restoration with quality control layers
• Guardrailed automation architectures designed to prevent semantic drift