USB — Universal Skill Bridge
Live · betaOne portable skill format, installed into 16 agent runtimes with sha256-verified installers. 529 skills in the catalog.
Products
ModelForce
Open sourceOne API for local and remote text-to-speech. Switch between Piper, Kokoro and XTTS without changing your application.
Mühendis
LiveAn AI operating system for mechanical contracting — takeoff, pricing, procurement and finance, with a multi-agent layer.
LeoSIS
In developmentOpenAI-compatible LLM provider layer — one API surface across model providers.
Foundry
In developmentMulti-agent orchestration runtime — coordinating agents that actually do work together.
İzMercek
In developmentAI visibility and knowledge publishing — measure how AI sees a brand, compile its canonical knowledge, publish it to the brand's own site.
USB installs skills. Foundry builds agents. LeoSIS powers intelligence.
What PeepSick Labs is
PeepSick Labs builds the plumbing that AI agents need and mostly do not have: a portable way to ship skills, a consistent surface across model providers, a runtime for making several agents work as one — and the applications that prove the pieces hold up in a real business. The work happens in the open: code, versions and rough edges included.
Nothing here is a platform play. Each piece is small, does one thing, and is useful on its own. USB, ModelForce and Mühendis are usable today; LeoSIS, Foundry and İzMercek are still in development and say so on their own pages.
Common questions
What is PeepSick Labs?
An independent, bootstrapped AI infrastructure studio building agent tooling in public. It makes six things: USB (a portable skill format across agent runtimes), ModelForce (self-hosted text-to-speech), Mühendis (an AI OS for mechanical contracting), LeoSIS (an OpenAI-compatible LLM provider layer), Foundry (a multi-agent orchestration runtime) and İzMercek (AI visibility and knowledge publishing).
Which products can I use today?
USB, ModelForce and Mühendis. USB is live in beta, free and open source, installable with npm install -g @peepsick/usb-cli. ModelForce is open source under MPL 2.0 and in early development. Mühendis is live in Turkish. LeoSIS, Foundry and İzMercek are still in development and are not yet available.
How do the products relate to each other?
Three are infrastructure and three are built on it. USB installs skills, Foundry orchestrates agents, LeoSIS provides model access. Mühendis is a vertical application built on LeoSIS, ModelForce applies the same provider-abstraction idea to speech, and İzMercek uses the stack to publish and verify brand knowledge. Each works on its own; none requires the others.
How do I get in touch?
Email [email protected] for general enquiries, or open an issue at github.com/PeepSick/usb for bugs and feature requests.