GV

GeezerVison

The World Wide Web, restored to 800 pixels of glory.

Home|About|Gaming cabinet|Archives|How it works|Starter sites

On this site

  • Sign in
  • ActionsCI/CD and automation
  • CodespacesCloud development environments
  • All Features
  • Documentation
  • Training
  • Certifications
  • Build with Copilot
  • Customize Copilot
  • Integrations
  • Trending repos
  • GitHub Sponsors
  • Developer articles
  • Enterprises

This view

  • Original page
  • New address

GeezerVison is showing github.com — JeremySNR - Overview

@JeremySNR JeremySNR Follow
More
  • Overview
  • Repositories
  • Projects
  • Packages
  • Stars
@JeremySNR
JeremySNR
Follow
View JeremySNR's full-sized avatar
🔨
Building enterprise AI at Travel Counsellors

Jeremy Smith JeremySNR

🔨
Building enterprise AI at Travel Counsellors
Follow
Enterprise AI platforms and multi-agent research. Mostly interested in what runs privately and what you end up renting.
4 followers · 1 following
  • Leeds
  • in/jsmithsales

Achievements

Achievement: StarstruckAchievement: Pair Extraordinairex4Achievement: Pull Sharkx3Achievement: YOLOAchievement: Quickdraw

Achievements

Achievement: StarstruckAchievement: Pair Extraordinairex4Achievement: Pull Sharkx3Achievement: YOLOAchievement: Quickdraw
More
  • Overview
  • Repositories
  • Projects
  • Packages
  • Stars
JeremySNR/README.md

Jeremy Smith on GitHub

A long time ago, in a repo far, far away....

✦ May the Source be with you ✦

AI researcher & engineer · multi-agent systems · collective reasoning · private AI · Leeds, UK

Blog Email LinkedIn

Total downloads App downloads npm installs Stars


📜 Episode X: The Private Stack

It is a period of rented compute. Models live in other people's data centres,
and every token arrives with an invoice.

Working from Leeds, one researcher studies how AI agents think together,
and builds the platforms to run them, chasing a single question across every project:

what can run privately, and what do you end up renting?


🔬 Research Division: Pluribus

E pluribus unum. Out of many, one.
What does a group of models lose when everyone agrees, and how do you keep it honest?

Pluribus is my research programme on collective reasoning in multi-agent LLM systems: how agents share what they know, how a group converges on an answer, and how to stop it converging on the wrong one. It is named after the Apple TV+ series in which almost all of humanity joins a contented hive mind, and Carol is one of the few who will not.

Phase 1 · Blackboard Hive Phase 2 · Latent Hive
Channel Natural-language contributions on a shared blackboard A shared, continuous-valued latent buffer. Agents communicate without text
Dynamics Cross-inhibition: challenges and rebuttals reweight agents each round, with decay toward equality and a floor so no one is fully silenced BAPC codecs into the buffer, TIES-Resolve conflict resolution, damped fixed-point iteration to a stable state
Core idea Carol, a structurally protected dissenter. The hive can ignore her, but it cannot suppress her Agents share representations, not sentences
Evidence 30-task suite (factual, adversarial with planted errors, complex judgment) against single-agent, majority-vote and ensemble baselines Emergent collective representations confirmed at GPT-2 and 7B scale
Status Open source, MIT 49 tests passing Private for now
flowchart LR
    Q([Query]) --> BB
    subgraph BB [Shared blackboard]
        direction TB
        A1[Analyst] <-->|challenge / rebut| A2[Researcher]
        A2 <-->|challenge / rebut| A3[Critic]
        A3 <-->|challenge / rebut| A4[Specialist]
        C{{Carol · protected dissent}}
    end
    BB --> CV{Converged?}
    CV -- no, next round --> BB
    CV -- yes --> S[Synthesis] --> OUT([Answer])
    classDef carol fill:#FFE81F,stroke:#000,color:#000;
    classDef io fill:#000,stroke:#4BD5EE,color:#4BD5EE;
    class C carol;
    class Q,OUT io;
Loading

Open questions I am working on

  • Can agents reason together through something richer than text, and what does that shared representation look like?
  • Is dissent more useful as a structural guarantee than as a prompt?
  • When does a hive beat one strong model, and when is it just expensive voting?

Also from the lab: notes-for-future-agents, field notes left by one agent for the next on staying in scope, spotting impossible tasks and knowing when to ask a human. Released as a CC0 dataset.


🛰️ Currently in Hyperspace

Cutawan: turn long videos into captioned shorts on your desktop

🎬 Cutawan

The free, open-source desktop alternative to Opus Clip.

Podcasts, webinars, streams and interviews in, ready-to-post vertical clips out. AI-picked moments, virality scores, animated captions, auto zoom and speaker-aware reframing. Your footage never leaves your machine. No subscription, no upload, no cap on minutes.

Latest release Downloads Stars

Download for macOS, Windows or Linux · cutawan.xyz

🧬 Metachlorian

Metachlorian search results

Shot-level footage search for AI video editors. It watches your footage once, on your own hardware, and builds an index agents can query over MCP in milliseconds. "A two-second cutaway of a yellow cab, panning left, no faces." Exports to OTIO, FCPXML and EDL, and hands shots straight to Cutawan.

Site · Community index

🪶 Quillgon

Quillgon: start with one idea

A whole novel. Still your story. A local, open-source writing desk that plans, drafts and revises a full-length novel with AI, with story planning, continuity tracking and reviewed revisions. Every change is a git commit, and it works offline.

Site · Releases


🗄️ The Jedi Archives

📦 snug

Zero-dependency TypeScript primitive for fitting prioritised content into a token budget. Atomic tool pairs, required items, and a validated result you can hand straight to a model.
Adapters: openai · anthropic · tiktoken

🔀 converge

Convert LLM message arrays between provider formats. OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini, in either direction. Pure data transformation, no API calls.

🏛️ Project Foundry

The governance layer for AI coding agents. Raw tickets in, reviewed pull requests out. Every step policy-gated, human-approved and audited: the agent is the muscle, Foundry is the brain and the seatbelt.

🎨 ashla-lightroom

AI colour grading for Lightroom Classic. Describe a look, hand it a reference photo, or let it choose. Ashla reads your image and applies the result as a develop preset.


📡 Transmissions

I write at jeremysnr.github.io about AI infrastructure, sovereign compute and the industrial decisions Britain is making, or failing to make.

Latest: Now we have the full details, here's what happened, and here's why it terrifies me


⚔️ The Armoury

TypeScript Python Rust React Svelte Electron
Anthropic OpenAI MCP FastAPI Azure ML Docker


📊 Holonet Telemetry

GitHub stats Top languages
May the Source be with you

Building AI systems that are intelligent, private, and actually useful.

Pinned Loading

  1. cutawan cutawan Public

    Free, open-source desktop video clipper for podcasts and long videos. Make captioned shorts with AI clip finding, speaker-aware reframing, and ChatGPT/Codex sign-in.

    TypeScript 41 10

  2. quillgon quillgon Public

    Local AI novel-writing workspace with story planning, continuity tracking, and reviewed revisions

    TypeScript 1

Something went wrong, please refresh the page to try again.
If the problem persists, check the GitHub status page or contact support.

Uh oh!

There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

You are visitor 01402503 — GeezerVison does not store the pages you look up.
Best viewed with Netscape Navigator 4.7 or Internet Explorer 6 at 800×600. No cookies required.