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Artificial Intelligence
Contributing to OpenSSF's Guide on AI-Assisted Vulnerability Discovery
Nov 5, 2026 12:00AM
5 min read
996 words
Reflections on my OpenSSF guide contributions: independent verification, agent isolation, untrusted memory, evidence, and authorization.
The Envelope: Contracts and Trust Boundaries for Agentic AI
Nov 5, 2026 12:00AM
19 min read
4007 words

An office-envelope analogy for keeping AI planning, policy authorization, execution, and audit evidence separate.
BMAD and Micrantha: Workflow Discipline on a Governed Substrate
Oct 1, 2026 12:00AM
8 min read
1614 words

BMAD and Micrantha converge on several autonomous-development mechanics, but differ in where context, identity, authority, durable state, repository truth, and evidence live.
From AI-Native SDLC to Governed Software Delivery
Oct 1, 2026 12:00AM
10 min read
2006 words

The AI-native SDLC gets the bottleneck shift right. My own architecture pushes the idea further: generated artifacts are cheap, but trusted acceptance and authorized effects must remain explicit.
What if Work Became Optional?
Sep 24, 2026 8:00PM
15 min read
3173 words

Could AI, shared productive capital, and resource accounting make employment optional without making society dysfunctional?
Testing an Agentic Governance Boundary: 7 + 27 + 24 Anthesis Scenarios
Jul 26, 2026 12:00AM
9 min read
1787 words

A reproducible walkthrough of the Anthesis Governance Lab: 7 canonical governance scenarios, 27 broader governed-action scenarios, and 24 inference-integrity cases over recorded evidence.
Building Dubnium: An Agentic Orchestrator
Jul 13, 2026 12:00AM
8 min read
1640 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
11 min read
2134 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
1019 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
2235 words

A practical architecture for a prompt-driven, spreadsheet-backed CareerOps workflow: discover and rank roles, curate evidence, tailor resumes through staged prompts, and preserve human accountability while preparing for bounded Dubnium automation.