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Current work explores practical AI, durable context, and tools that leave their operators in control.
Current project Open source
An AI workbench built around the person using it.
An ongoing exploration of local AI, portable context, and tools that make their actions and costs visible. Built to keep models and components replaceable as the technology changes.
Questions behind the work
Early work, developed in the open.
The repository carries the technical detail.
Selected writing
Personal context should not be trapped in one tool or dumped wholesale into every AI session. The useful primitive is projection: source context shaped for the room, the harness, the privacy boundary, and the cost.
A SELECT and an index against an append-only event log can do most of what a service registry does, and avoid the integration tax that comes with treating audit, observability, capability discovery, and cost as four separate services.
The first meaningful Rust commit for DYFJ proves a stance worth defending — that the database, not the language, owns the contract.