The Deterministic Core Architecture for AI-Augmented Applications
Interesting diagnosis of AI statelessness, but six artifacts aren't directly accessible.
Raft Implementation in Rust
Sans-I/O Raft core with pluggable transport and storage traits.
Distributed systems engineers, Rust developers learning consensus algorithms
tikv/raft-rs · hashicorp/raft · MIT 6.5840 labs
I feel more comfortable with the “lab” approach though so I did use Claude to act as a “instructor” and code reviewer. All of the code is my own and the sans-I/O design was my own (Claude did not start with this concept).
I’ve been working on this for about 6 months now and I think it’s in a decent state! I want to add linearizable reads eventually but at the moment, a simple key value store with potentially stale reads is available in the repo. You can read some more information on my blog (https://blog.burnthe.dev/roundup-05-11/).
I would appreciate any feedback!
Interesting diagnosis of AI statelessness, but six artifacts aren't directly accessible.
Promises smart model routing but only ships a hello-world plugin so far.
Checkpoint-based recovery beats determinism constraints; embed without separate server, unlike Temporal/Airflow.
Raft consensus with reputation-based leader election for AI agents.
io_uring implementation bypasses OS thread context switches for zero-copy disk I/O.
Serde-for-agents model: decouple traits from implementations, compose what you need without the monolith.