Work

Internal AI tooling

Agent systems we built and run

INTERNAL

We don't only build AI systems for clients; we run them ourselves. Our internal agentic publisher ingests a source, drafts platform-specific variants, schedules them and posts via API to X, LinkedIn and Telegram, built on MCP plus direct LLM calls. AI-assisted review runs against our own repositories. The tooling we build for our delivery is the same tooling we build for clients.

Snark

Open-source LLM infrastructure

OPEN SOURCE

Every LLM product hits the same infrastructure problems: provider outages, cost spikes, latency, repetitive output and abuse. Quorix built and open-sourced a self-hostable REST API across 35+ endpoints that addresses all of them, automatic failover across Groq, Gemini and Claude, Redis caching, SSE streaming, per-IP rate limiting, an MCP server and a cost and latency dashboard.

FabricBloc

Agent-native onchain operations

BETA

Most agent work is conversational, where a wrong answer is an inconvenience. We built an MCP server that lets agents execute real wallet and contract operations, behind hooks that block high-value transactions without explicit confirmation and stop key material leaking. Underneath it sits a platform we architected: embedded MPC wallets, ERC-4337, token and NFT deployment as API calls. In invite-only production beta.

KulaDAO

Governance token, live on exchanges

LIVE

Founders of a real-world asset tokenisation platform had a governance vision and no onchain architecture. Quorix designed and wrote the smart contracts for their two-tier DAO governance model and the token itself, covering regional projects governing tokenised land, water, agriculture and commodities. The token is live today, listed on MEXC and trading on DEXs including Uniswap.

BlockAuth

Open-source authentication

MIT

Web3 products normally bolt two incompatible auth systems together: email, social and 2FA for mainstream users, wallet-signature login for crypto-native ones. The result is two user models and a permanent reconciliation problem. Quorix built and open-sourced a Django REST Framework package covering both, including key derivation that gives a user a blockchain wallet from just an email address. MIT-licensed and publicly readable.

Contnt

Creator subscription platform

DISCONTINUED

A creator subscription platform has to solve payments, payouts, regulatory compliance, content protection, live streaming and messaging at once, each of which is a product in its own right. Quorix built all of it: custom Stripe billing with Connect payouts and fraud detection, global KYC, AWS IVS live streaming with chat and tipping, timed-URL content protection, and a GPT and DALL·E generation pipeline. It ran daily for paying customers.