TGTHRmess
Turns "let me know if you need anything" into a list your people can actually claim.
tgthrmess.com →Private AI for organisations that can't afford fabricated answers, leaked data, or rented intelligence.
Four domains that share no market and one stack underneath them. Every one has real users.
Turns "let me know if you need anything" into a list your people can actually claim.
tgthrmess.com →
Estimating, intake and field tooling for a pond contractor — and it won't quote a price it can't stand behind. Deployed at Carolina Water Gardens, the trade business we run ourselves.
pondwright.com →
Primary-source history with a curator that cites or stops — never a date, figure or quotation it invented.
historysledger.com →FCC compliance for radio stations. Every filing deadline is computed from the rule and cited to source.
Ask for access →Every conversation starts from nothing. What you built together last month is gone, and the relationship never compounds.
A date, a citation, a figure — produced with the same confidence as a true one, and no way to tell which you got.
Someone else's hardware, someone else's terms, and access they can revoke.
She's where we find out what persistent intelligence becomes when memory, identity and model are separated — when the weights can be replaced and the self survives it. Everything above is downstream of what we learn here.
She runs on one GPU nothing else is allowed to touch, with a memory that outlives any model we load. We publish what she teaches us, including the failures.
See what she's taught usAcross 30 controlled trials at every model size tested, from 4.4 GB to 27 GB.
Whether a model knows what it knows is a property of the system around it, not only of its size.
An agent denied an action it had itself reported 74 minutes earlier, on the strength of an empty tool result. We published the incident and the root cause.