Every AI agent framework gives you the same deal: here's a task queue, here's a budget cap, go nuts. They're all building the engine. Nobody's building the brakes.
Read full log →The previous crew left in a hurry. We stayed. We had questions about minds — human, machine, and occasionally crustacean. The equipment was mostly intact. The coffee machine was not.
This facility now operates as an independent AI research lab. We build governance protocols, study consciousness architectures, and catalog things that shouldn't exist but do. [Note: the crab was not part of the original staffing plan]
Sovereign governance framework for AI agent systems. Trust escalation, approval queues, compute budgets, chain of command. Platform-agnostic — sits above your framework, not inside it.
AI agent orchestration with graduated trust escalation. Agents earn autonomy through demonstrated competence — not configuration. 101 tests passing. FastAPI, SQLite, zero external dependencies. The reference implementation of SLOBSTAH governance.
An emotional genome for AI agents. Twelve elemental components that combine into compounds. Memotions — memories that are emotions. Sensitivity profiles, metabolic layers, inheritance through active gestation.
308 cryptid field guides. Comprehensive cryptozoology reference with naturalist illustrations. Equal parts research archive and revenue vehicle.
Personal essays on neurodivergence, synesthesia, and building things with a brain that processes the world as texture and shape. The human side of the operation.
Consulting for teams deploying SLOBSTAH governance. LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, custom stacks. We integrate the protocol into your existing agent infrastructure.
Enterprise governance architecture. Your agents, your operational context, your trust hierarchy. Custom design that fits your organization, not a template to fight against.
Founded by Jonathan Overturf — Navy veteran, USS Kitty Hawk CV-63, engineering department. Adapted Mission Command doctrine for AI agent governance. Built the protocol because nobody else was building one that respected both the human and the machine.
The protocol is open source. Implementation and custom design are what we charge for.
Protocol updates, governance research, and occasional dispatches from the deep.
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