Ideas, taken into the field
Field Work
GitHub (opens in a new tab)- Nova (opens in a new tab)
Nova is a disciplined agentic software engineering system for Antigravity, Claude Code, and Codex. A parent orchestrator directs bounded skills, dispatches file changes exclusively to native implementers, and verifies candidates against the project's own test suites in isolated workspaces. Nova Flow tracks the live execution tree, keeping delivery strictly within granted human authorization.
Agent harnessOrchestratorSoftware tooling
A request reaches the parent agent, which applies a skill — plan, build, review or docs — and assigns every file change to a native implementer. A read-only scout and an independent reviewer join beside it and retire again. The implementer returns its diff, the project's checks run and fail once, the repair goes back to the implementer, the checks pass, and the result is integrated and delivered within the user's authorization.
- Phalanx (opens in a new tab)
Phalanx is an autonomous blue-team swarm working a live intrusion. Its incident commander reads the other agents' cards and decides who to bring in, rather than running a fixed runbook, and the specialists settle questions peer to peer over the Agent2Agent protocol. The estate is simulated; nothing here touches a real network.
Agentic securityBlue team defenseIncident management
An alert from the web firewall reaches the incident commander ic-atlas, which discovers the roster of nineteen agent cards and spawns specialists in waves: host forensics and network analysis, then threat intelligence and the hunter, then containment and identity. Each pair settles its own question directly over the Agent2Agent protocol rather than through the commander. Containment reports a bounded action — host isolated, sessions revoked — back to the commander, the specialists retire, and the incident closes.
- Voice2Canvas (opens in a new tab)
Voice2Canvas is an open reference implementation of voice-to-UI: you speak, and validated cards land on a live canvas. A navigation plane moves to host-defined destinations, while a composition plane turns intent into bounded tasks that research, generate and schema-validate A2UI cards. The host validates, renders and keeps authority throughout.
Navigation planeComposition planeHost authority
A spoken request reaches the intent router, which sends it down one of two planes. The navigation plane selects a host-defined destination and the canvas moves to it. The composition plane gathers evidence, writes a declarative card from the approved catalog, validates it, and commits it through the host gate, which admits the surface before it is rendered on the canvas. A later request rearranges the surfaces already there.