Artificial intelligence
4 entries tagged subject Artificial intelligence.
- Agent platform fundamentals Start where you can build: install the Namzu agent kernel, register a model provider, make your first call, and declare a tool with an explicit authority. Then step down a layer to Yuva, the sovereign kernel Cogitave is building to enforce those declarations on hardware it controls - including an honest account of what Yuva cannot do yet.
- Build on a single canonical model Learn the one-model architecture that lets humans and agents read a whole organization the same way: one typed property graph that documentation, governance, infrastructure, and agents all project into, a single query layer over it, and an MCP-native interface. By the end you'll be able to model your own estate as one graph rather than a rack of disconnected stores. Cogitave's own Core is the worked reference example throughout.
- Build your first agent with Namzu Install the Namzu kernel, register a provider, make your first model call, and declare a tool with a typed schema and an explicit authority - locally, with no account.
- Understand Yuva, the sovereign kernel Why an agent platform builds its own kernel, what a fail-closed boot and formally verified leaves actually prove, and an honest account of Yuva's current status.