The white paper for BellaMente is live. Understand my personal thinking about agentic memory. Come to contribute or just shoot the shit through my various social medias. Not a large account, but I am sinking lots of time and money into OSS projects. the-little-ai-company.github.io/bellamente/p...

1/ Launching Bellamente 0.1.0: local-first, inspectable memory for AI agents. One binary — embedded Postgres + pgvector + local embeddings. No cloud, no telemetry. Your agent's memory stays on your machine, and you can read every byte of it. 🧵 github.com/The-Little-AI-Company/bellamente

63% of new startups this year are solo-founded. The gap between the best and the median solo founder is now 61x. Most solo founders fail. The ones who didn't took a decade and aimed lower than a billion. The humble version of the solo founder pitch: open.substack.com/pub/jeffkazz...

Bellamente v0.0.2 is out. It gives AI agents local-first memory you can inspect: durable facts, document recall, correction history, and visible recall traces on your own machine. Now install with npm, pipx, uvx, or direct binaries. the-little-ai-company.github.io/bellamente/

Happy 250th! It might not feel like the normal 4'th, but there's something worth celebrating no matter how much you feel discouraged about the way things are. We have made progress the last 100 years, the government does not define what we are or who we are.

The new Vivary release is the one I wanted from the start: it works on projects you already have. tropo map reads any repo/vault into a map. create-vivary adopt makes it agent-native without touching your existing files. doctor --trend watches for drift. vivary.vercel.app

Tokens are expensive as heck. You can use AI when you're living on a budget. I wrote an article on substack specifically about that. open.substack.com/pub/jeffkazz...

Every good prompt has the same flaw: it forgets you when the chat ends. So I open sourced Growth Engine a growth strategist with memory It tracks your commitments and scores your follow-through. Works in Claude, Zo, or any AI github.com/Jeff-Kazzee/growth-engine

This is my personal reasons for using AI tools, it's a deeply personal article that touches on my personal experience as a disabled person who has benefitted immensely from the tech. open.substack.com/pub/jeffkazz...

The reason I use AI tools: 1/3 Epilepsy since I was 18, after a brain infection wrecked the year I was supposed to start building a career. The normal path just wasn't there anymore. So I built my own, slowly, out of free resources and stubbornness.

Come join me on July 16th you learn how to build your second brain in zo computer. luma.com/zo-3fd5?tk=s...

Vivary v0.2.8 is live. The headline: core Vivary stays deterministic and graph-first, while Cognee recall is now a separate optional adapter package. Typed packets first. Context-budget review before bloat. Semantic recall only after an explicit gate. vivary.vercel.app

Vivary patch release is live vivary-tropo 0.2.2 fixes installed starter-pack reliability and Windows UTF-8 BOM handling for config/frontmatter. vivary-exo 0.2.1 keeps graph-native work claiming safe: exo claim local-ci-baseline --agent connie exo board exo conflicts tropo check No npm update needed

The next Vivary release is live. Typed memory, graph search, visible state, reusable skills, and a setup wizard for AI-agent workspaces. Plain Markdown. Any editor. npm create @vivary@latest my-workspace Use the latest published version for new installs. vivary.vercel.app

1/ AI does not replace ambition. It lowers the penalty for trying. When the first attempt costs less, more people take it.

I wrote the Zo Computer guide I wish I'd had on day one. Free, searchable, no email wall. zo-101-jeffkazzee.zocomputer.io

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