Formally Verified Leaderless Log Protocol for Kafka
TLA+ verification caught production bugs that years of testing missed.
Infrastructure Critical Anti-AGI: Distributed execution framework that separates intelligence from authority. K-of-N threshold auth, capability tokens, formal verification (TLA+), sandboxed execution.
Impressively concrete safety architecture: K-of-N threshold approval via Shamir SSS, capability tokens with TTL/scope/consumable budgets, an append-only audit ledger and shard-isolated workers all backed by TLA+ proofs for many properties. It reads like a research-to-prototype push — there's real formal rigor and test counts shown — but the repo looks early-stage and would benefit from runnable demos, deployment examples, and clearer integration docs before I'd recommend it for production.
Security engineers, infrastructure/back-end engineers, AI-safety researchers building autonomous agents
TLA+ verification caught production bugs that years of testing missed.
TLA+ code generation for agents, but audience is tiny—only useful if your agent needs formal verification.
Formal verification for agent skills when heuristic scanners always fail.
Lean 4 formal proof validation for AI science when arXiv relies on peer review.
Delegation chains with accumulating caveats narrow authority at each agent hop.
Dafny + Claude Code creates provably correct React logic, but limited to greenfield projects.