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24 Scenarios That Prove Your AI Agent Follows Rules
Jul 26, 2026 12:00AM
8 min read
1701 words

A walkthrough of Anthesis governance lab: deterministic policy enforcement across 24 scenarios in 8 categories, from seed integrity to evidence preservation.
Building Dubnium: An Agentic Orchestrator
Jul 13, 2026 12:00AM
8 min read
1645 words

How Dubnium is evolving from local model serving into a governed agentic control plane with a supervisor gateway, bounded memory, specialist routing, and deterministic execution boundaries.
Building Dubnium: Scheduling Agentic Work
Jul 13, 2026 12:00AM
10 min read
2083 words

How Dubnium uses declarative schedules, systemd timers, workflow dispatch, and a separate agentic control plane without turning the scheduler into a hidden workflow engine.
Building Dubnium: A Super Workstation With Modes
Jun 29, 2026 12:00AM
5 min read
999 words

Dubnium is a NixOS-based personal super server built to stay legible: safe defaults, explicit modes, layered mutability, local AI boundaries, and an optional lab surface.
CareerOps: Building a Governed AI-Assisted Job Application Pipeline
May 18, 2026 11:30AM
11 min read
2155 words

A practical architecture for using AI to discuss roles, create job intake issues, trigger local resume generation, and preserve human accountability without turning job search into opaque automation.
Anthesis Update: Memory, Governance, and Beyond the SDLC
Mar 27, 2026 12:00AM
13 min read
2640 words

Anthesis has shifted from one-shot agent ambitions toward governed memory, adapter abstractions, loop orchestration, SSDF enforcement, and Git-native policy verification.
Threat Modeling AI as an Engineering Coprocessor
Mar 8, 2026 3:56PM
10 min read
1927 words

A practical threat model for AI-assisted and agentic software development across requirements, architecture, implementation, testing, and operations.
AI SDLC: Automating the Grind
Dec 30, 2025 3:56PM
4 min read
648 words
A blunt look at the software development lifecycle and why AI tooling should reduce memory loss, not human judgment.
AI and Nano
Sep 11, 2022 12:00AM
4 min read
838 words
How AI could accelerate nanotechnology research, molecular design, and bottom-up manufacturing at atomic scale.