ExecLayer Launches Patent-Pending Generative Ops Platform for Enterprise Operations
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SALINAS, Calif. - Californer -- James Benton announced the launch of ExecLayer, a patent-pending enterprise software platform defining a new category known as Generative Ops.

ExecLayer introduces an AI-native operational layer that generates, governs, and executes business systems directly from natural language intent. Unlike copilots or no-code tools that assist users inside prebuilt software, ExecLayer generates the software itself as structured, inspectable systems.

The platform is protected by a provisional patent application covering its intent resolution engine, intermediate schema representation, and governed execution model. This architecture enforces deterministic system generation, auditability, and human oversight.

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All generated workflows, data models, permissions, and execution logic pass through a structured schema layer before execution, enabling versioning, rollback, and policy enforcement suitable for enterprise and regulated environments.

"We are formalizing how intent becomes operational software," said James Benton, Founder of ExecLayer.

The ExecLayer ecosystem includes PartsGenie AI, a voice-driven automotive parts intelligence platform, ArtVectorPro, a production-focused system that converts outlines into engraving-ready CNC and laser vectors, and VibeSource, a SwiftUI-based iOS application generation system built on ExecLayer's structured intent output.

Websites:
https://execlayer.io
https://www.partsgenie-ai.com