Founder/CEO at Forethink Labs. Formal methods, agent orchestration, Lean 4, Rust.
Forethink Labs
A research laboratory building systems that accumulate structured intelligence,
govern their own evolution, and compound capability over time —
across anticipatory AI tooling, autonomous agent architectures,
cognitive modeling, and systematic market intelligence.
Rust · WASM · TypeScript · Svelte
Ambient AI layer for the browser that resurfaces relevant information before you know you need it.
The problem it addresses is structural: knowledge workers lose hours daily not to hard problems
but to context reconstruction — finding the thing you already found, rebuilding the thread you
already held. Most AI tools respond to prompts; Forethink anticipates context, proactively
surfacing connections across your digital history as you work.
The architecture is local-first and edge-native: all processing happens on-device,
with no data extraction or centralized indexing. Privacy isn't a policy — it's the substrate.
Eudaimon
Rust
A recursively self-building entity — a factory for autonomous agent swarms
that continuously rewrites its own dispatch logic,
capability map, and authority boundaries based on accumulated evidence.
It maintains a queryable self-model: not just a record of what it has done,
but a structured representation of why decisions produced the outcomes they did,
enabling causal attribution and counterfactual reasoning over its own history.
Each autonomy expansion is backed by a promotion certificate: a proof object recording
the evidence trail, admissibility checks, and rollback witness that authorized it.
Candidates move through a typed validation pipeline before earning authority;
clawback on degradation is mandatory and automatic.
The governance layer isn't a constraint on growth — it is the growth mechanism.
A system that can only expand by proving it should.
Adamumbra
Python · Rust · JavaScript
A digital twin — a persistent AI counterparty built to reconstruct and extend one person's
causal reasoning, belief structure, and intellectual trajectory.
Ingests from 6,600+ conversations, extracts and consolidates structured claims across
ten psychological dimensions, maintains a knowledge graph and 11,000-entry profile database.
Runs continuous background cycles to improve its own models and scores fidelity against
real behavioral traces. The hard question: can a system reconstruct not just what someone said,
but how they would reason through a problem they've never encountered —
replaying their intellectual process on novel inputs?
Snowball
Rust · live
A recursively self-learning alpha compounding engine for prediction markets.
Hypotheses enter as replay-scored candidates, survive shadow and paper validation,
earn size through bounded live review, and get clawed back when evidence degrades.
Every fill updates a market factor graph; the graph reshapes candidate selection;
better candidates generate more evidence. The system autonomously ratchets size
as edge compounds — no operator in the loop.
Formal Methods
Stigmergic Field Theory
Lean 4
Formal investigation into how information organizes itself into structure.
Starting from a single constraint (absolute indifference is unrepresentable), derives
a three-component tensor decomposition (ICU), a variational principle, and a discharge architecture.
Built on Mathlib; key results proven sorry-free.
cencov-petz
Lean 4 · Mathlib candidate · sorry-free
The finite Čencov–Petz uniqueness theorem: any continuous monotone metric family on the
probability simplex is a scalar multiple of the Fisher information metric.
Proved via splitting invariance at rational points + density argument.
compact-spectral
Lean 4 · Mathlib candidate · sorry-free
The spectral theorem for compact self-adjoint operators on Hilbert spaces:
a Hilbert basis of eigenvectors exists.
rellich-kondrachov
Lean 4 · Mathlib candidate · sorry-free
Rellich–Kondrachov compact embedding: H¹ → L² is compact on compact Riemannian manifolds.
Euclidean heart via Fréchet–Kolmogorov; manifold glue via finite chart decomposition.