NIS2 for Mid-Sized Companies: What Actually Matters
NIS2 is here and most mid-sized companies don't know if they're affected. Here's a practical checklist from someone who's been through TISAX.
How GlassWorm Gets In (and How We Locked It Out)
A supply-chain malware campaign hit hundreds of repos across GitHub, npm, and VS Code. Here's what I found when I scanned my own projects.
Two Bugs, One Sunday Morning: What Debugging Your AI Gateway Actually Teaches You
A plugin crash and a process fork bomb walked into a Sunday. What I learned about tool schemas, token limits, and why reading vendor specs matters.
Who's Responsible When AI Breaks the Rules It Wrote Itself?
Here's something that should make you uncomfortable.
Human-in-the-loop: Why Autonomy Should Not Be All or Nothing
I woke up at 2:30 a.m. replaying the same question: what does autonomy really mean when you are the one who still has to clean up the mess.
The Myth of Going Offline When Your Job Never Sleeps
I wrote about shattering glass houses. Then I tried to step away from the screen. Turns out, when you run the systems that keep a company alive, "offline" is just a word other people get to use.
How I Built a Day/Night AI Development Loop with AAHP
A file-based protocol and two tools that let AI agents pick up where the last one left off. One for your VS Code sessions, one for overnight autonomous runs.
🛡️ Fortinet Monthly Recap | February 2026
Monthly Overview February 2026.
Running 49 Language Models From a Single Gateway
How I wired up 49 LLMs across five providers into one unified gateway, and why most of them are free.
Introducing the Elvatis Open Source Ecosystem
We moved all our open-source work to a dedicated GitHub organization. This post covers every repo, the AAHP v3 protocol, and how it all connects.
The AI-to-AI Handoff Protocol (AAHP) v3: Standardizing Context Transfer and Solving the Agentic Token Crisis
The Dawn of Autonomous Agents (and My 40-LLM Problem)
The Magnet Problem: Shattered Glass Houses and the Illusion of Coexistence
Let’s strip away the grand geopolitical chess games for a moment. Yes, watching autocrats treat the world like a live-action episode of Pinky and the Brain waking up every day trying to take over the world is exhausting.