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RusDyn
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Capture-Quiet Decomposition: A Verification Theorem for Chess Endgame Tablebases
(arxiv.org)
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RusDyn
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WritBase – Open-source task management for AI agent fleets (MCP-native)
(github.com)
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RusDyn
8mo ago
I built WritBase because AI agents need a shared, persistent task registry - not ephemeral state that vanishes between sessions. It's an MCP server that gives your agent fleet: - Scoped permissions (6 types: read, create, update, assig
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2M DNS domains compressed into 253 bytes – with proof of correctness
(proofcodec.github.io)
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ProofCodec compresses deterministic policy tables (WAF rules, DNS filters, routing tables) by compressing the decision function, not the data. Every compressed artifact carries a proof that every input produces the correct output. Results:
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One concrete application we've been working on: exhaustive verification of deterministic policy tables - WAF rules, DNS filter lists, routing tables. The AI angle cuts both ways here. AI makes it cheaper to generate policy logic, which