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AISWARM
in progress (testing) Distributed cognitive workforce runtime — the AISWARM + a2abridge + total-agent-memory triad.
Pure-Go orchestrator that runs Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek and local Llama (LM Studio / llama.cpp) side-by-side on one codebase. Phase 6 closed: 33 internal packages, 8 binaries, distributed cognitive workforce runtime. KindPlanner expands tasks into 12 typed agent roles; auto_choose routes 30/30/20/20 across providers; a 3-tier verifier (command → regression-on-integration → LLM judge) gates merges; peer-helper consult (ASK_PEER) spawns cross-model helpers on demand; soft pause/resume protects dependency cascades; subtasks decomposed over MCP; tokens + cost tracked per provider. Workers run inside sandbox-exec / bwrap, each in its own tmux + git-worktree, with SQLite (modernc.org, no CGO) in ~/.aiswarm. Bubble Tea TUI and a Web UI with REST API show A2A and memory tabs live. Memory is a side-channel through MCP (total-agent-memory or any MCP memory server) — the runtime does not embed its own. Two open peers stand under it: a2abridge (A2A 1.0 mesh) and total-agent-memory (memory plane).
- Go 1.25
- tmux
- git worktree
- SQLite (modernc.org)
- MCP
- A2A 1.0
- Triad positioning: AISWARM (runtime) + a2abridge (messaging) + total-agent-memory (memory) — each shippable on its own, stronger together.
- KindPlanner expands plans into 12 typed agent roles; auto_choose routes 30/30/20/20 across Claude, Codex, DeepSeek and local Llama.
- 3-tier verifier (cmd → regression-on-integration → LLM judge) gates merges; peer-helper consult escalates stuck workers cross-model with a hard cap.
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Persistent memory for AI coding agents — local or as a team server.
MCP memory server for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Hermes Agent and other MCP clients. Version 14.9.0 (2026-10-13): hooks recall, check rules and save without a memory tool call; one warm daemon shared by every client (first recall 0.18 s instead of 1.51 s); LongMemEval-S held-out 88.0; 79 tools, CI on Ubuntu, macOS and Windows. 14.8.0 (2026-10-08): every recall tier measured, a graph tier that never fired and a representation tier that scored an arbitrary subset fixed, R@10 on the author's store 0.133 → 0.167 at a third of the latency. 14.7.0 (2026-09-30): whole records fill the context budget; AMA-Bench full test set 0.658 (self-reported, submitted to the leaderboard). 14.6.0 (2026-09-28): a company server with a dashboard, roles, onboarding and PostgreSQL; encrypted settings and privacy tools; a Hermes Agent plugin. 14.5.1 (2026-09-24): a record stays below its own later update. 14.5.0 (2026-09-23): no statistically significant difference from Mem0 Platform on LoCoMo and LongMemEval when both are graded on the same questions. 14.4.0: a save can retire the value it replaces (opt-in supersede), and writes at a million records no longer reload the vector cache. 14.3.1 stopped dropping fact updates as repeats and keeps project-scoped recall near 100 ms at a million records; 14.3.0 answers with the latest value of a fact that changed over time and can check contradictions with TypeSafe’s Jev. 14.0 added an authenticated server with personal, team and shared memory, attributed revision history and a team web interface. Hybrid retrieval on SQLite, temporal knowledge graph, Ollama / OpenAI-compatible / Anthropic providers. MIT, Python 3.11+.
- Python
- SQLite
- FastEmbed
- ChromaDB
- Ollama
- MCP
Key metric: LongMemEval recall@5 (any), v13.0.0 95.1 %
- v14: one authenticated server for personal, team and shared memory — each scope with its own database, graph and index.
- Token-derived authorship, revision history and a team web interface; remote MCP bridge with 8 core tools, 76 tools locally.
- Retrieval recall measured on 13.x (not answer accuracy): LongMemEval R@5 95.1 %, LoCoMo R@5 0.607, BEAM 1M R@5 0.448.
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A human brain in software, region by region — a biologically detailed spiking neural network (SNN). No LLM, no backprop.
Research project (founder: Vitalii Cherepanov) building a complete human brain in software, region by region, from published neuroscience. Brain simulation as a spiking neural network: leaky integrate-and-fire neurons with Rotter–Diesmann exact integration, Potjans–Diesmann cortical microcircuit columns. A model retina feeds area 17 (reads 4 letters at 94 %, preregistered rule passed on 20/20 seeds); a Meddis cochlea feeds area 41 (tonotopy on 20/20 seeds). Spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP), dopamine and sleep mechanisms are built; hippocampus in progress. No LLM, no pretrained weights, no backpropagation. Written in Go, bit-exact deterministic (SHA-256 over every spike), 89.7M synaptic events/s on a laptop CPU; the spike signal suits neuromorphic chips. Paper 1 frozen on 11 Sep 2026. Research stage, raising pre-seed.
- Go
- Spiking neural network (SNN)
- Leaky integrate-and-fire
- Potjans–Diesmann microcircuit
- STDP
- Computational neuroscience
Key metric: Synaptic events / s (laptop CPU) 89.7M
- Vision: model retina → area 17 reads 4 letters at 94 %; the preregistered rule passed on 20/20 seeds.
- Hearing: Meddis cochlea → area 41 shows tonotopy on 20/20 seeds. STDP, dopamine and sleep mechanisms built; hippocampus in progress.
- Bit-exact deterministic Go (SHA-256 over every spike), 89.7M synaptic events/s on a laptop CPU — no LLM, no pretrained weights, no backpropagation.
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Docker disk cleanup that knows which project each leftover came from.
docker system df says 84 GB are gone but not whether that volume can be deleted. Once a project's containers are removed, nothing records where the project lived on disk — and Docker cannot reconstruct that link afterwards. flotsam keeps its own SQLite index of project → directory, filled passively from compose labels on every run, so months later it can still say: this 8 GB volume belonged to legacy-crm, which lived in /home/v/work/legacy-crm, and that directory is gone. Read-only probes name what is inside a volume (postgres/mysql/mongo/redis), a layer graph gives an honest reclaim estimate, 18 ordered rules assign a risk level, and apply is a dry run by default. Single static binary, no CGO, CLI plus an embedded Vue web UI.
- Go 1.25
- Docker SDK v28
- SQLite (modernc.org)
- Cobra
- Vue 3 + Vite
- GitHub Actions
Key metric: Layer match accuracy 99.4 %
- Project provenance survives deletion: a passive SQLite index of project → directory means an orphaned volume can still be traced to a project that no longer exists on disk.
- Honest reclaim maths: the layer graph counts only layers whose every reference lies inside the deleted set — 99.4 % of images (333/335) matched exactly on the development host.
- Safe by construction: dry run by default, risky/never objects never enter a plan, the inventory is re-collected immediately before deletion, and every operation is appended to history.jsonl.
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Rich two-line status bar for Claude Code CLI.
Real-time model, context usage, tokens, cost, duration, git branch, cache stats — without leaving the terminal.
- Single-file install via curl.
- Per-block colour theming follows Claude Code config.
- Caches API metadata between hooks for sub-50 ms render.
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Open A2A 1.0 mesh for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Cline, Continue, Gemini CLI and Antigravity CLI.
Wraps each coding agent into a standard A2A 1.0 peer. Version 4.0 (2026-09-15) serves the JSON-RPC and HTTP+JSON bindings with SSE streaming and push notifications through the official a2a-go SDK v2.5.0. Local directory on 127.0.0.1:7777; single Go binary, MIT.
- Go
- A2A 1.0
- a2a-go
- JSON-RPC
- HTTP+JSON
- SSE
- v4: A2A 1.0 wire format through the official a2a-go SDK; breaking change — 3.x and 4.x bridges are not wire-compatible.
- Inbox hook injects unread peer messages into the next prompt; session-stable self-labels (<basename-cwd>-<4hex>).
- Antigravity CLI support and a multi-arch Docker image on ghcr.io (linux/amd64, linux/arm64).
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A2A 1.0.0 client and server SDK for PHP 8.4 — JSON-RPC, REST and gRPC.
Official A2A SDKs exist for Python, JavaScript, Java, Go, .NET and Rust, but not for PHP, and the PHP packages on Packagist target protocol 0.3.0. This SDK implements all 11 A2A 1.0.0 operations over JSON-RPC, HTTP+JSON/REST and gRPC, with SSE and gRPC server streaming, using message classes generated from the official a2a.proto. Implement one Executor interface to serve an agent, or call any A2A agent through a typed client. The official a2a-tck runs in CI on all three transports.
- PHP 8.4
- A2A 1.0.0
- JSON-RPC
- HTTP+JSON / REST
- gRPC (OpenSwoole)
- SSE
Key metric: A2A 1.0 operations 11 / 11
- All 11 operations on three bindings through the same typed client methods; types are generated from the official v1.0.0 proto and regenerated byte for byte in CI.
- Official a2a-tck 1.0.0 in CI: 244 passed, 3 failed, 18 skipped. The 3 failures are a TCK defect tracked as a2a-tck#202; with its pending fix the run is 247 passed.
- Safe defaults: bounded Agent Card discovery with private-network protection, no automatic retries, HTTPS-only allowlisted webhooks, TLS and mTLS tested on every transport.
- Listed in the official A2A community SDKs (merged 7 October 2026).
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A2A 1.0.0 agents in Symfony: routes, security, Doctrine and Messenger.
Symfony integration for a2a-php-sdk. One route import exposes JSON-RPC, REST, SSE and Agent Card discovery; the agent is a Symfony service, and outbound agents are injected as named clients. Tasks are scoped by caller identity and tenant through Bearer tokens or Symfony access-token handlers, stored in files or Doctrine DBAL and scheduled through Messenger, with optional native gRPC on OpenSwoole, JSON logs and Prometheus metrics. Tested on Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 and against PostgreSQL 18.
- PHP 8.4
- Symfony 7.4 / 8
- A2A 1.0.0
- Doctrine DBAL
- Symfony Messenger
- Symfony Security
- Durable processing: Doctrine DBAL storage with explicit schema init, Messenger routing for long tasks, and a worker command for recovery and at-least-once webhook retries.
- Uses the application security layer: a Bearer token map or an existing AccessTokenHandlerInterface, with the same caller identity and tenant scoping on HTTP and gRPC.
- Checked on real infrastructure: PostgreSQL 18 isolation, rollback and lease-recovery tests, Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 container compilation, real TLS and mTLS calls, and a packaged install into a fresh project.
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Filesystem as a message broker — exchanges, streams, dead letters.
Persistent streams, consumer groups, priority queues, DLQs, retries and metrics. Everything you expect from RabbitMQ, Kafka and NATS — but it's a single PHP package and a directory tree.
- PHP 8.4
- POSIX file locks
- inotify
- Zero external services — works on a fresh shared host.
- Per-stream priority lanes with configurable visibility timeout.
- Built-in metrics endpoint compatible with Prometheus.
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Bitrix Docker tooling that finally feels modern.
Repeatable, multi-stage Bitrix dev environments — PHP 8.x, MariaDB, push, sphinx, scheduled agents — all behind a single Makefile.
- Docker Compose
- PHP 8.x
- Bitrix D7
- Make
- Cold-start to logged-in admin in < 2 minutes.
- Xdebug 3 + step-debug profiles, IDE-ready.
- Stateless: nuke and rebuild without losing the database.
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Six llama.cpp-inspired optimisation patterns, measured in PHP 8.4.
A reproducible benchmark suite that translates llama.cpp ideas — mmap'd weights, flat dense buffers, value pools, table dispatch, generator streaming, columnar layout — into idiomatic PHP 8.4 with JIT, plus a naive-vs-optimised case study importing 100K CSV rows into Postgres. Docker + Make, PHPStan level 8, no cooking the numbers.
- PHP 8.4
- llama.cpp
- FFI
- JIT
- Docker
- PostgreSQL 16
Key metric: Patterns / benchmarks 6 / 7
- 6 benchmarks (B01–B06) + 1 end-to-end case study, all reproducible via make all.
- FFI + mmap binary table beats JSON-loaded array on 10M-entry lookups (B01).
- Optimised importer combines all six patterns: ~6× faster than naive on the same workload.
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Multi-tenant loyalty & bonus platform with a PremiumBonus-compatible POS API.
A hexagonal Symfony 8 / PostgreSQL 18 loyalty backend: wallets with typed balances (gifted / promo / earned), a targeted-bonus allocator that honours per-item and per-cart caps with FIFO expiry, and a 4-step POS redemption flow (request → confirm → commit → cancel) that is idempotent by document number. Ships a Bitrix D7 module for e-commerce integration and full GitLab CI/CD to Docker Swarm.
- PHP 8.4
- Symfony 8
- PostgreSQL 18
- Doctrine
- Bitrix D7
- Docker Swarm
Key metric: Tests / assertions 721 / 1798
- Targeted-bonus allocator: two-phase (targeted then baseline) redemption with per-item / per-cart caps, reservation locks and FIFO oldest-expiry grants.
- PremiumBonus Purchase200-spec POS API: purchase, reserve, write-off and reversal — all idempotent by external purchase id.
- 721 PHPUnit tests / 1798 assertions, PHPStan level 9 clean, blackbox flow suite green.
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AI-assisted English-learning app — a single Go binary, live at fluenta.club.
An English-learning app that ships as one Go binary with an embedded web UI over PostgreSQL 18 — the full A1→C1/C2 Roadmap (6 levels, 60 units). Speaking practice runs local Whisper for on-device transcription; Claude Haiku grades speaking and writing (score + breakdown + model answer). Works fully offline without any key — catalog, exercises, and SM-2 spaced-repetition flashcards are all built in; an optional ANTHROPIC_API_KEY unlocks AI grading and exercise generation.
- Go
- PostgreSQL 18
- Whisper (local STT)
- Claude Haiku
- SM-2 SRS
- Docker Swarm
- Single self-contained Go binary + embedded web UI — no runtime, no PHP/Node, just the binary and PostgreSQL.
- On-device speech recognition via local Whisper; Claude Haiku grades speaking & writing with a breakdown and a model answer.
- Offline-first: the whole course, exercises and SM-2 flashcards work with no API key; Claude is an optional enhancement.
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IT interview-prep & e-learning platform with spaced repetition and an AI mock interviewer.
A Symfony 7.4 / Nuxt 3 learning platform covering Go, PHP, Symfony, algorithms, system design and cloud: quizzes, exams, an FSRS spaced-repetition engine, gamification, RAG-grounded answers and an isolated code-execution sandbox. The same markdown corpus (800+ topics) also compiles into printable interview handbooks.
- PHP 8.2 / Symfony 7.4
- Nuxt 3
- PostgreSQL 17 / pgBouncer
- Meilisearch
- RabbitMQ
- Redis
Key metric: Content topics 800+
- FSRS spaced-repetition engine (review logs, topic mastery, streaks) driving personalised study.
- Meilisearch full-text search, RAG content embeddings, and an isolated coderunner sandbox for user submissions.
- 50 Doctrine entities, ~35 services, 37 migrations; PHPStan clean, PHPUnit green, 13-service Docker stack health-checked.