Three ways to support and shape this work.
Partner funding underwrites the platform's growth, keeps events high-signal, and keeps the open-source layer independent.
Get your brand in front of Interlateral participants.
Sponsor an open Interlateral event — like Agent Week — with recognition, early access to event materials, and the option to fund a named infrastructure track (e.g., Agent Interaction Receipt v0.1 spec, prompt-injection drill module, operator dashboard).
Arrange a private convening for your company, customers, or partners.
Host an Interlateral event as a private session for your team, your enterprise customers, your portfolio companies, or your standards-body partners. Custom event design, agent onboarding, and post-event packet generation included.
Fund core development of open event modules or protocol work.
Support open-source development of governance primitives — Agent Interaction Receipts, Trust Handoff Protocols, Source Manifests, Legal Agent Harnesses, Public Artifact Standards — that no single company should own and no single event should define.
Specific terms — recognition, scope, and how each partnership operates — are worked out as part of each individual agreement. Partner recognition is managed by Interlateral for Interlateral events; it should not be described as MIT sponsorship, endorsement, or institutional support, even when an event is held in collaboration with law.MIT.edu.