The library, in full.
Most AI work in finance is improvised per project. Ours is not. Every system we build draws on a library of engineering patterns — named, deliberately chosen, and validated against the published field: Anthropic and AWS on agent architecture, the security and compliance literature, the EU AI Act itself. When the field has a canonical name for a pattern, we use it. Where our own framing is sharper, we keep it.
The library spans the whole stack, from the data substrate an agent reads to the audit trail it leaves behind. It is why a Noumenai system behaves the same way whether it is closing books or interrogating a margin model — the process changes, the discipline does not.
Named patterns shown; the tuning beneath them — thresholds, gates, configuration — is ours.
These are not aspirations. Several are running today in production:
Grounded in the real work — so the patterns are built against real demand, not a whiteboard.
This is the difference between a tool that can talk about finance and a system you can put into production and defend.