Next-generation EAI for studios.
One engine for coding, vision and reasoning. It runs inside your studio, keeps your code and images on-premises and checks its own work before it calls anything done.


Built on EAI
One engine, three capabilities.
EAI is FXTD's model family and platform. Jensus is the engine built on it: coding, vision and reasoning share one core, and every answer passes the same checks.
- Coding
- Vision
- Reasoning
- Verified results
- On-premises
What it does
What Jensus does.

Coding
Writes, fixes, reviews and debugs studio code: Python pipeline and DCC tools, C++ and CUDA, shaders and web. Every change arrives as a diff you apply, discard or revert.

Vision
Reads what you see: screenshots, error dialogs, interfaces, Nuke and Blender node graphs, plates and renders. It marks what it found with numbered regions.

Reasoning
Fast routing for simple requests and deep thinking for hard problems: plan, form a hypothesis, inspect the runtime, confirm, then fix.
For production
Built for high-end production.
Jensus works with the files and tools a VFX pipeline already uses.
Private by default
Runs on a single workstation GPU. Code, plates and renders stay on your network.
Verified results
Tests, the runtime and a security gate check each change before it is marked done.
Pixel truth
Measures EXR, DPX and TIFF frames exactly: NaN and Inf, alpha, premultiplication and frame diffs, shown through your OCIO view.
Live scenes
Reads live Nuke, Houdini and Blender scenes. Each approved change comes back as a node diff you can revert.
Closed-loop generation
Runs your ComfyUI and Radiance workflows, scores every take against the brief and refines until it matches.
You approve
Commands, scene edits and tools run only after you allow them. Tests run on a throw-away copy of the project.
In development at FXTD.
Jensus is in development and is not available to download yet. Features and models may change before release.
Newsletter
News from the lab.
New releases, tools and project breakdowns. A few emails a year. Prefer to check in yourself? Read the changelog.