Coconut Labs is Shrey Patel and Jay Patel. We work on inference systems, schedulers, and the small pieces of infrastructure that decide whether shared compute behaves like a tool or a tax.
The lab is intentionally small: two people, close to the measurements. A result should have a harness. A claim should have a number. A page should leave enough quiet around the thing it is trying to say.
The first public thread is KVWarden: tenant fairness on shared inference. Weft follows the same line closer to local Apple Silicon inference. Both projects are about making the shared layer more honest under pressure.
