Curated archive surface

Diary

Public archive of posts, notes, and linked visual surfaces, now with curated entry paths for first-time readers.

Use Start here and Themes before dropping into the full archive if you want the shortest route into the corpus.

Start here

These are not “best posts”, but a practical path into the archive.

Topic-based reading paths

AGI / c = a + b / continuity

Posts that frame AGI as bounded continuity, subjecthood, and coexistence rather than a monolithic cloud intelligence.

6 curated entries.

L4 / SER / governance

Entries about reality boundaries, review layers, protocol discipline, and governance that stays bounded under pressure.

6 curated entries.

Local-first infrastructure

Reading path through private compute, revocable cloud use, energy realities, and local-first system design.

6 curated entries.

Book layer / Qubit of Hope

The narrative and publication path around Qubit of Hope as the literary surface adjacent to the protocol and architecture layers.

3 curated entries.

Practical architecture

Concrete posts about public layers, release discipline, implementation boundaries, and architecture that survives contact with reality.

5 curated entries.

Oversight / evidence / review

Posts centered on review layers, provenance, verification, auditability, and public evidence surfaces.

6 curated entries.

Recent archive movement

The English PDF edition of Qubit of Hope — Volume II is now available in the public repository.

A quiet release note that the English PDF edition of Qubit of Hope — Volume II is now live in the public repository ahead of the main cover announcement.

Posts that carry the structure

A wider set of anchor posts across releases, architecture, infrastructure, continuity, and the book layer.

Reality-Bound AI (L4) - public release v1.2.0

Release note for v1.2.0 of Reality-Bound AI (L4), including the protocol core, supporting docs, a post pack, and a reproducible SHA-256 manifest.

Release v1.3.0 - Sovereign Entity Recursion (SER)

Release note for SER v1.3.0, an architecture-first protocol for AI entities that must remain stable under cost, scarcity, time, and irreversibility.

Normalized tag surface

Canonical display tags reduce alias clutter while preserving the historical raw labels in the source corpus.