A board is a question worth years of attention. Each one has a small core, a public thread, and standing room for anyone who wants to contribute — replicate a result, file a counter-example, or bring a method nobody else has tried.
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The applied workstream shipping Wlcro's core ledger, settlement, and KYC tooling.
What does web infrastructure look like when the primary reader is a model, not a person? Indexing, provenance, and retrieval built for the second user.
Can the priors inside Vastu and Feng Shui be expressed as structured constraints a generative model can reason over — and tested against real outcomes?
Context-aware identity that travels across devices and the human/agent boundary. What does login mean when the "user" is an autonomous process acting for you?
Semantic diffing and bidirectional adapters so systems talk across versions without anyone rewriting the world every time an API moves.
Measuring extraction and value capture in two-sided markets with open data and reproducible methods, instead of vibes and quarterly decks.
How far can open, self-hosted LLMs go on real financial and planning tasks before cost or accuracy forces a frontier model? Benchmarks welcome.
Propose a board. If three contributors sign on, it opens.
Three commitments and a proposed board opens for work. Commit means: I'd show up.