Random Labs

Random Labs builds language model based systems for end to end software engineering. Its first product, Slate, is a generalist software agent that runs in the terminal and is designed to orchestrate swarms of parallel sub agents. It is installed with an npm command, and the product is in open beta. Slate targets repository level work that would otherwise be split across several agent sessions. It keeps a task alive through exploration, implementation, builds, test failures and follow up edits rather than treating each prompt as a fresh start. It can divide independent research, coding and verification work into focused threads, then bring the useful results back into the main session. Its context handling is built in: the vendor describes a compaction algorithm that surfaces the most important information so the agent stays on the original goal while it gathers more of the codebase. The site describes the experience as talking to Claude and coding with Codex, and the sample session shows Slate working across several models. The audience is engineers who want to delegate larger coding tasks to coordinated agents. The company's about page says it is building general software agents and interfaces that let engineers leverage them fully, and that it is hiring. A pricing page exists on the site, but it does not state plan prices in readable text, so the cost of using Slate is not published here.