Founder & CEO, A Generator
A scheduling engine sold as an API; I write all of the code, with Claude Code.
- Engine. Our own Rust core of about 75,000 lines, written from scratch. For a real school (1,711 lessons in its weekly timetable) it builds a complete clash-free timetable in 3.5 s once the data is in; it measures how close each timetable is to the best possible and explains when a task has no solution.
- Product. The API has been live since 29 October 2026: school software calls it to build the timetable and find substitutes. Schools without such software use Vyorm Schedule, our web app on the same engine (a demo in testing).
- Benchmarks. New best-known results on 4 of 25 XHSTT-2014 instances, verified with the official HSEval evaluator, submitted to the XHSTT archive, not yet published; 4 new best-known solutions and 6 new lower bounds in nurse rostering, accepted by schedulingbenchmarks.org (details below).
- Roadmap. Schools, then universities, then hospital and shift rostering, then vehicle routing.