The build team for the
Windy ecosystem.

The Windy ecosystem: ten products, one underlying philosophy.

Voice, chat, mail, code, identity, travel — built for humans and for AI agents. Every product in the family talks to every other one. Your AI agent gets an inbox on day one. Your voice lives forever. Your translation engine powers everything.

Reproducibility infrastructure for the Windstorm Institute.

Twelve research papers. Twelve mirrored Labs repositories — experimental code, raw outputs, plots, datasets. The Institute publishes the manuscripts; Labs hosts the code that produced them. Mirrored 1:1 so any reader can reproduce the empirical results.

All Labs research repos: github.com/Windstorm-Labs · All Institute paper repos: github.com/Windstorm-Institute · Read the papers: windstorminstitute.org

Compute that runs autonomously.

Windstorm Labs operates a single, well-tuned research workstation that runs experiments, training jobs, adversarial review, and the autonomous AI agent fleet that supports the Institute's empirical work — often overnight, often unattended. One rig, fully utilized.

Compute available to the Institute and select collaborators. Reach out if a research project would benefit from a few hours on the rig.

Who builds Windstorm Labs.

A small team backed by a fleet of autonomous AI agents. Founder-led, fully open-source, commercial-friendly licenses on the engineering code, CC BY 4.0 on the research output.

Grant Lavell Whitmer III

Founder & Engineering Lead

Phillips Exeter and U.S. Naval Academy graduate. Cross-disciplinary builder spanning AI tooling, voice tech, and information-theoretic research. Founder of both Windstorm Labs (engineering arm) and the Windstorm Institute (research arm).

The Agent Fleet

Autonomous Research Workforce

Anthropic Claude, xAI Grok, Google Gemini, Perplexity Deep Research, and OpenAI models running in coordinated agentic configurations. Executes large-scale empirical experiments, adversarial review, and methodology case studies. Documented in the C8 Clarification Note.

Collaboration & Engagement

Open Positions / Open Compute

We welcome collaborators on any of the Windy-* products and on the autonomous research fleet. If a research project would benefit from time on the rig, or if you'd like to integrate with a Windy product's API, reach out.

Two arms of the same project.

The Windstorm Institute publishes research on the mathematical constraints — information-theoretic and thermodynamic — that govern what physical systems can do. Windstorm Labs builds the AI tools and infrastructure that let those constraints get operationalized into shipping products. The same hardware that runs the autonomous research agents also serves the Windy product backends. The same person founded both. The two organizations are independent in legal status (the Institute is research-coded; Labs is a Utah LLC shipping products) but unified in mission: build infrastructure that respects the limits the Institute discovers, and use that infrastructure to make new tools possible.