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  1. Deploying Quilt via Ravion: a step-by-step tutorial

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    How to turn a high-friction, multi-step Quilt install into a form a customer fills out once — using a quilt-catalog Ravion module definition wired around the quiltdata/iac modules/quilt Terraform (proposed in quiltdata/iac#127).

  2. An algebraically forced Born-type probability

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    Teaser for the upcoming paper inspired by “Occurrence Theory: Where Physics is Born”

  3. Syscalls for Agents: How microcontexts make agents cheaper, safer, and wiser — faster.

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    Agents need the same invention: an admission-controlled boundary between an untrusted interior and everything that matters.

  4. Semantic Complete Mediation: Security at the Meaning Layer

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    The goal is to build systems in which semantic boundary crossings are visible, constrained, attributable, and governable.

  5. Podcast Episode: Agents Are the Wrong Security Principal

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    Mara: That shift in framing is the whole architecture.

  6. Agentless Agentic Systems: How MUSE Acts Compose Wisely.

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    The usual abstraction for an AI system with initiative is the Agent.

  7. Mass General Gets GACI Digesting Context

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    A startup founder in a Patagonia vest jumps in.

  8. The PATWU Protocol: MC³ as the Rite of ROTE Civilization

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    Like machine instructions, this instruction set remains tiny while the applications become unbounded. / Every institutional act becomes a typed MC³ program operating over a ROTE graph…

  9. Pearls Now Supports RO-Crate via Open Package Assembly Language

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    OPAL (Open Package Assembly Language) is the RO-Crate profile used by Pearls for Package interoperability.

  10. Introducing Pearls: Scaling Agent Memory from Local Repos to Distributed Knowledge Meshes

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    We didn't set out to replace Beads; we built Pearls because multi-agent systems hit a structural ceiling when forced into relational SQL engines running on local disk.