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Privacy-First AI: Why We Built an AI Assistant That Never Calls Home

31 May 2026

How Terraphim AI achieves privacy-first AI by moving knowledge graphs instead of data, using deterministic automata, embedded databases, and WASM deployment.

Terraphim RLM Skills: Local-First Recursive Language Model Orchestration

16 May 2026

How we shipped four native RLM skills for local-first deterministic orchestration with capability-based routing and persistent knowledge graphs.

The Domain Model as Quality Thread: How JSON Schema Survives From Whiteboard to Production

17 April 2026

How a single JSON Schema-validated domain model carries quality from inception through to production operations, with 18 artefacts and 5 gate reviews.

We Tried Three Task Coordination Tools Before Realizing Gitea Already Had the Answer

17 April 2026

How we replaced three bespoke coordination systems with Gitea's Robot API and PageRank-based issue prioritisation for AI agent workflows.

Why We Chose Gitea Over GitHub for AI Agent Coordination

17 April 2026

Why we moved our AI agent coordination layer from GitHub to self-hosted Gitea: rate limits, PageRank prioritisation, privacy, and package registries.

Deploying an AI Dark Factory: 10 Bugs in 48 Hours and What They Taught Us

17 April 2026

A field report from deploying autonomous AI agent factories that pick up Gitea issues, write code, submit pull requests, and close bugs without human intervention.

Dangerous Commands Guard: Why Prompt-Level Security Is Not Enough for AI Agents

17 April 2026

Why prompt-level security fails for autonomous AI agents, and how a pre-execution hook with deny-list patterns catches destructive commands before they run.

GPU-Accelerated Knowledge Graphs vs Deterministic Automata: What I Learned Building Both

17 April 2026

Building both GPU-accelerated knowledge graphs and deterministic Aho-Corasick automata taught me that the technology choice matters less than curation discipline.

The LLM Proxy Nobody Asked For (And Why We Built It Anyway)

17 April 2026

Building a Rust LLM proxy with Aho-Corasick keyword routing, multi-provider fallback chains, and deliberate failure injection to prove it works.

What the METR Study Actually Proves About AI-Assisted Engineering

17 April 2026

The METR randomised control trial found developers 19% slower with AI tools. Why the J-curve is real and frontier teams redesign everything, not just their tools.

The Retrieval Cost Spectrum: Why Your AI Agent's Memory Architecture Matters More Than Its Model

17 April 2026

Three approaches to AI agent retrieval -- traditional RAG, agentic RAG, and graph embeddings via Aho-Corasick -- compared by cost, latency, and determinism.

Teaching AI Agents to Learn from Their Mistakes: From FINAL Bench to Production Self-Correction

17 April 2026

How the FINAL Bench declarative-procedural gap inspired Terraphim's learning capture system: persistent failure memory, Aho-Corasick query expansion, and the MetaCog self-correction scaffold.

The 30% Problem: Why AI Agent Harnesses Ignore Code Intelligence Research

6 March 2026

Why AI coding agents have adopted only 30% of code intelligence research, and the opportunity to build what mainstream harnesses will not.

The Verification Bottleneck: Why AGI's Real Constraint Is Not Intelligence, But Trust

6 March 2026

As AI generation becomes exponentially cheaper, the scarce resource is not intelligence or compute. It is trustworthy verification at scale.

Metacortex Engineering: Meta needs Brain—Cortex

6 February 2022

I see metacortex engineering combination of approaches AI, ethics, systems and enterprise engineering.

Science is way more important than Data

1 February 2022

Science is way more important than Data

Microsoft releases GitHub co-pilot: AI ethical challenge

7 July 2021

It’s brilliant: Microsoft releases GitHub co-pilot which is trained on open source code on Github.

Framing problem

6 March 2021

Greate article!

10 August 2020

Acoustic Source Localization using Hough Transform

26 December 2015

This is rather ugly solution out of conversation with MFTI students. Warm up fo