Systemores Unveils "Ethos" to Bridge Human Psychometrics and AI Agent Auditing
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AUSTIN, Texas - Txylo -- Systemores officially unveiled Ethos, a unified cognitive intelligence suite designed to align human team dynamics with autonomous AI agent behaviors under a single framework. Available today in beta, the suite integrates rapid personality profiling, organizational behavioral analytics, and synthetic population simulation.

Modern enterprises face a dual alignment crisis: human teams suffer from silent interpersonal friction, while autonomous AI agents are deployed using static benchmarks that fail to predict real-world behavior or drift under pressure. Ethos solves both challenges by placing human self-discovery and AI auditing on the same behavioral rails.

The Systemores Ethos suite consists of three core engines:

• Ethos16 (Individual Instinct): A rapid personality diagnostic replacing lengthy corporate surveys with 16 instinctive, swipe-based scenarios. Maps individual cognitive architecture in under 60 seconds, delivering a visual personality map and a 30-second spoken summary.
• EthosNeo (Team Calibration): Calibrated against a database of 1.4 million empirical benchmarks, EthosNeo maps 30 behavioral sub-facets of the Big Five (OCEAN) matrix. It provides leadership teams with pairwise conflict matrices and automated "1-minute working scripts" to optimize collaboration in real-time.
• EthosSim & AI Auditor (Autonomous Scale): EthosSim stress-tests campaigns and strategies against digital twins of 1,000+ synthetic agents anchored in empirical psychometrics. Simultaneously, the AI Agent Auditor translates Henry Murray's Needs-Press model into a validation layer, scoring agent motivation across 21 dimensions to prevent persona drift and regulatory compliance risks (EEOC, ECOA, COPPA, and Fair Housing Act).

"For too long, enterprise software has treated human performance and machine performance as separate silos," said Bob Carilli, Founder and CEO of Systemores. "By linking human cognitive profiles, team behavioral vectors, and synthetic agent compliance frameworks, Ethos establishes a single, continuous spectrum of behavioral intelligence for the future of human-AI collaboration."

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Enterprise-Grade Privacy & Open Standards Built on a 100% client-side architecture, all calculations and simulations run locally in the user's browser. Raw prompts, individual metrics, and business rules are never transmitted to external servers, eliminating data exposure risks and SaaS seat taxes.

For developers and risk officers, Ethos supports the open Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing continuous auditing engines to integrate directly into active agent frameworks, IDEs, and CI/CD pipelines as real-time compliance gates. https://audit.systemores.com/pitch

To experience Systemores Ethos or run a sub-60-second assessment, visit https://ethos.systemores.com/.

About Systemores
Systemores is a behavioral intelligence and systems architecture firm dedicated to establishing Behavioral Capital as a verifiable balance-sheet asset. By developing Behavior OS, Systemores provides empirical tools, synthetic simulation environments, and compliance auditing frameworks to govern human teams and AI workforces. Execute 100% client-side with zero server telemetry.

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