Agent pipelines, grounded RAG, published research, and production code merged into someone else's repository. Every claim on this page is backed by a number.
One command, /forge, and a team of six specialized Claude Code agents turns nothing into a tested, runnable project: idea-hunter finds it, architect freezes an API contract, backend and frontend build from that contract in parallel, reviewer judges it, debugger runs and fixes it.
AI-powered skill verification built from real Git history. Every skill on a profile deep-links to the actual commit that proves it, through a recruiter chat that can only cite real diffs and is never allowed to invent a claim.
Point a phone camera around a room, then ask "where are my keys?" and it speaks back the exact frame the keys were last seen in.
Five AI institutions debate before acting, using Temporal-Causal Memory Fusion so they cite precedent, not just similarity.
Twelve days as an outside contributor on a live education platform taking real payments. Every change read, reviewed, and merged by the repository owner before it reached customers.
Language models trained only on text from before a fixed historical date are being used to reconstruct what people believed in that year. The assumption underneath is that a model with a 1938 cutoff represents 1938. It does not.
Every guideline about writing anonymously takes the form "you are identifiable after N words". Measuring N across seventy-two authors and two models from different labs showed the question is malformed.
Paste a job description and a resume, get a fit score, bullet rewrites, a cover letter, interview prep, and a skills gap roadmap.