Compiles passive markdown agent instructions into deterministic hierarchical state machines, with typed signal guards and an immutable event ledger for instant session recovery.
02 / projects
Built tolast.
Open-source agent tooling, plus the ByteQuilt stack: a database, a cache, an agent colony, and a design system, all borrowing ideas from nature.
Layers each section into a concise Canopy, explanatory Understory, and detailed Mycelium so readers choose skim, standard, or deep dive. The blog here uses it.
Agent eXperience Interfaces: a terminal tic-tac-toe (npx -y tttui-axi), plus agent-facing CLIs for Honcho, Pages CMS, and Google ADK.
The umbrella for LumineDB, Bergcache, FormicaryAI, Phino UI, Reticulus and IDstitch. Use one on its own, or weave them together and ship software that keeps adapting long after launch.
A ByteQuilt research program: data structures, operational strategies, and coordination patterns that are formally specified, implemented in Rust, and benchmarked against their classical counterparts. Hover to peek at the new site.
An event-sourced database that keeps the full history of your data. Replay any moment, branch any timeline, audit anything. Biological analog: epigenetic memory.
Tiered caching that stays coherent under pressure. What matters stays warm; the rest quietly sinks. Biological analog: iceberg stratification.
Orchestrate jobs and agents like a colony: no single point of failure, just trails that strengthen with use. Biological analog: ant-colony foraging.
Tokens and components tuned by harmonic ratios, so your product keeps its shape as it scales. Biological analog: phyllotaxis.
An identity platform that resolves who-is-who across fragmented sources and stitches records into one confident identity graph. Biological analog: immune recognition, matching the right receptor to the right signature.

Change, felt everywhere.
Reticulus
Propagates every change to everything that depends on it, without hand-wired pub/sub plumbing. Biological analog: mycelial networks.










