Tubox Labs / Est. 2026
The lab buildstools engineers keep.
Four products from Tubox Labs. Aquilia and Crous are open source. Veyra and GenCloak are proprietary.
$ pip install aquilia crous
$ npm i -g veyra-cli
→ ready in 4ms · zero config · production-readyThe Problem
Modern software drowns in ceremony.
Boilerplate. Schema files. Framework sprawl. Agent hallucinations. Every layer of your stack asking for more configuration before it gives you anything back.
We built differently.
01 — Framework
Aquilia
Write the intent. Skip the ceremony.
The async Python framework that ships production-ready APIs in hours, not days. Declare your modules — routes, middleware, and injected dependencies generate automatically.
@manifest(module="users")
class UserController:
orm = inject(UserRepository)
cache = inject(RedisCache)
@get("/me")
async def profile(self, user: CurrentUser) -> UserSchema:
return await self.cache.get_or_fetch(
key=f"user:{user.id}",
fetch=lambda: self.orm.find(user.id)
)02 — Serialization
Crous
Same data. Same bytes. Every time.
A deterministic binary document format built on a C core. No schema files. No code generation. Smaller than JSON in most real-world payloads — identical input, identical bytes.
Serialization throughput · K ops/s
Python 3.14 · Apple Silicon · 500 iterations
import crous
binary = crous.dumps({"name": "Alice", "scores": [98, 95, 100]})
# 42 bytes vs 76 bytes JSON
data = crous.loads(binary)03 — Autonomous Coding
Veyra.
The agentic AI coding platform.
Agent hierarchy
Live execution trace
function twoSum(nums: number[], target: number): number[] {
const map = new Map<number, number>()
for (let i = 0; i < nums.length; i++) {
const c = target - nums[i]
if (map.has(c)) return [map.get(c)!, i]
map.set(nums[i], i)
}
return []
}
// Runtime: O(n) Space: O(n)04 — Practice
GenCloak
Practice with intent. Ship with confidence.
Judge-backed DSA problem sets with real runtime and memory benchmarking. Not mock interviews — actual code execution, actual complexity tracking. Weekly contests, collaborative coding, and a premium track with AI debugging.
- Live ContestsWeekly rated contests with global leaderboard
- Collab RoomsPair/team coding with shared editor
- Study PlansBlind 75, Graph Theory, DP, and more
- AI DebuggingPremium: AI explains your wrong answers
The Ecosystem
Four tools. One belief system.
Open Source + Proprietary
Aquilia and Crous are MIT-licensed. Veyra and GenCloak are proprietary products owned and operated by Tubox Labs.
Performance is a feature
639K ops/sec. 4ms runtimes. Sub-40-byte payloads.
Cross-Language
Python. Node.js. TypeScript. CLI. Tubox tools meet you where your stack lives.
Zero Vendor Lock-in
Portable manifests, deterministic formats, and exportable traces keep migration practical across your stack.
Production from Day One
No 'toy example' APIs. Aquilia ships with auth, ORM, and K8s manifests.
DX is not optional
CLI generators, type-safe APIs, intelligent errors.
Determinism
Same input, same output, every time. In Crous. In Veyra traces.
Open-source core. Proprietary edge.
Aquilia and Crous are open source on GitHub. Veyra and GenCloak are proprietary and operated by Tubox Labs.
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