Production AI systems — from agent infrastructure to operational platforms.
Architecture, decisions, and outcomes — per system.
Interfaces from deployed systems.
Recurring architectural principles.
Specs and plans drive work: Dark Factory runs, AEO interface artifacts, and Omniglot Next Gen’s authoritative specs tree.
Dry runs, local LLMs, and swappable provider options where implemented—without hard-binding the whole stack to one vendor.
Workstations and SQLite-first paths, with optional cloud sync or hosting where the repo actually wires it (console, prototype, tuning UI).
Review-oriented flows: Knowledge Engine validation materials, Omniglot QA in context, SME-style checks—scope needs confirmation per build.
Dry mode, CLI checks, and artifact-oriented pipelines so outcomes are inspectable instead of one-off chat.
Consoles and prototypes built as operator surfaces—dashboards, jobs, tuning, settings—not slide-only narratives.
These systems represent a shift from documentation into AI-powered product architecture and operational platforms.