Words of crazy,
from the workshop.
Our corner for thinking out loud. Half of what lands here is documentation, half is us working an idea in public, and some of it is a hunch that had no business working — until it did. We build in the open; this is where we say what we found. New entries as they happen.
We Gave the Robots a Babysitter
An autonomous agent with a terminal will happily run rm -rf if a poisoned web page tells it to. So before any of ours runs a command, a world model dry-runs it in an imagined world and flags DESTRUCTIVE before it happens. The predict-then-act gate that catches rm -rf, agentjacking, and exfil — and the honest reason "we keep it wrangled" is a mechanism, not a slogan.
Two Years to the Taste of the Stew
The honest arc — from fighting Windows to a fleet of local models that finally feel real. The MCP tool-use moment, a memory layer a frontier model graded A− (and told us exactly where we're still behind), the month local inference got real, and a take on the buggy-whip crowd.
Fleet Log — Thirty Days in the Open
One builder, one fleet, thirty days — read back from the fleet's own memory. What shipped, what broke and got written down, and what the machines learned to do while nobody was watching. A field log, not a plan.
- /watch v1.3.0 Rebuilt our video-understanding pipeline with scene-aware frame selection — one ffmpeg pass, no ML. It matched a trending 950★ open-source tool on frame quality while keeping the instant, timestamped, zero-cost transcripts it doesn't have. More in the essay →