Selected work · Reviewed public inventory

What we build.

One execution-authority kernel, four applied systems, and a curated collection of open tools and public experiments.

01 · Core platform

The authority layer

The decision engine every applied ExecLayer system is built around.

The authority layer

Live

ExecLayer Kernel

The decision engine that checks whether an AI action is authorized before it happens and creates verifiable proof of the decision.

Know which actions may proceed, stop the ones that may not, and retain evidence of every decision.

02 · Applied systems

The Kernel at work

Four systems carrying the same pre-execution authority model into distinct operating domains.

Powered by the ExecLayer Kernel

Active development

QueueFlow Brain

Applies the authority kernel to robots and industrial systems, stopping unsafe or unauthorized machine actions before they occur.

Keep machines inside approved operating limits before motion begins.

Powered by the ExecLayer Kernel

Live

SovereignClaw

Applies the kernel to autonomous AI agents, preventing them from using tools or changing systems without passing enforceable policy checks.

Require an enforceable decision before an AI agent can use a tool or alter a system.

Powered by the ExecLayer Kernel

Active development

SovereignGate

Applies the kernel to autonomous financial activity, ensuring transactions cannot proceed without policy approval and verifiable evidence.

Prevent autonomous transactions from proceeding without policy approval and an audit trail.

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Live

QueueFlow Sentinel

A production monitoring system for Ring devices that applies the same pre-execution authority model to real-world security workflows.

Monitor events and automate responses while keeping actions inside explicit operating rules.

03 · Open tools and experiments

Useful work released publicly

Independent tools and research surfaces that can be inspected, used, or evaluated on their own.

Useful work released publicly

Active development

buddy-voice

A private, local tool that gives AI coding companions a voice using the Mac's built-in speech system.

Hear coding-companion responses without sending speech to a hosted voice service.

Useful work released publicly

Active development

exfetch

Lets AI assistants read and interact with the modern web, including pages that require a real browser session.

Give an assistant access to browser-rendered pages through a CLI or MCP server.

Useful work released publicly

Research

The Map and the Flood

An interactive visualization showing how different careers may be affected as AI capabilities advance.

Explore possible patterns of AI-driven job change through an accessible public visualization.

Useful work released publicly

Active development

IronMem

Private, persistent memory for AI assistants, allowing them to retain project context without requiring a hosted memory service.

Keep useful project memory local while giving assistants durable context across sessions.

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