struct BillyColemanIII {
role: "Sovereign Systems Architect",
specialization: "High-Performance Autonomous Systems",
philosophy: "Discipline > Convenience",
location: "The Bleeding Edge",
}
impl Developer for BillyColemanIII {
fn focus(&self) -> Focus {
// I don't just glue APIs together.
// I engineer the nervous systems that allow AI to exist autonomously.
Focus::Rust | Focus::InferenceOps | Focus::FirstPrinciples
}
}The Flagship. A SOTA semi-autonomous organism built entirely in Rust. While others build chat wrappers, I'm building a living system.
"Agency is not a script. It is a distributed microservices constellation handling ReAct reasoning, dedicated memory subsystems, and local neural speech synthesis—all protected by military-grade process isolation."
| Component | Technology | The Moat (Why it's hard) |
|---|---|---|
| The Brain | Rust + Tokio |
Async runtime handling massive concurrency without GC pauses. |
| The Voice | Candle + ONNX |
Local, low-latency neural TTS running on Metal/Apple Silicon. |
| The Memory | Chroma + FastEmbed |
Semantic retrieval integrated at the binary level. |
| The Security | Podman + Seatbelt |
Rootless, sandboxed execution environment. |
The "Low Supply" Stack. Tools chosen for robustness, safety, and raw performance.
"Code is the DNA. The runtime is the organism."
I build software that treats infrastructure like biological tissue. My methodology, Infra-as-an-Organism, rejects the fragility of modern "glue code" in favor of compiled, type-safe, and self-regulating systems.
I like to operate where the supply of developers is low, but the leverage is infinite: Rust.
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