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Governed AI infrastructure: agent orchestration, MCP, verified RAG, and systems software that makes autonomy observable, testable, and reversible.

RevoyDotDev

Greenfield software for agents, media, research, and the operational space between a convincing demo and a system people can trust.

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RevoyDotDev is the public engineering portfolio for systems built from a blank repository and for substantial modernizations whose upstream lineage remains visible. The work spans governed agents, developer infrastructure, media systems, and complete user-facing products.

The common standard is an operated vertical slice, not an architecture sketch. State stays visible, authority stays narrow, important claims are testable, and failures leave enough evidence to understand what happened.

Projects

Agent infrastructure

  • MCL — a Rust language and runtime that keeps application state outside the LLM, validates its signals, and enforces knowledge boundaries.
  • Astrolabe — captures authenticated web APIs as versioned contracts, then exposes them through governed MCP tools.
  • mcp-safety-core — small, reusable mutation gates and structured-error primitives for Python MCP servers.
  • frontier-mcp — live primary-source research across arXiv, GitHub, and Hugging Face; it can save a requested arXiv PDF locally for reading.
  • shodan-mcp — Shodan host research and exposure assessment, with confirmation for credit-spending or account-changing operations.

Platforms

  • Strivo — a self-hosted Rust PVR for live streams, with capture, playback, a local web UI, recovery, and an optional Creator Edition.
  • Weave — a greenfield multi-model video workspace for iOS and the web. The client paths work today; the shared backend is still being completed.
  • Bastille — local grocery-price and promotion tracking, built to answer a practical question: where is this basket cheapest right now?
  • Archnotes — turns Arch Linux package upgrades into a concise digest of the upstream release notes that matter.

Media and interaction

  • Rylus — low-latency screen and input streaming in Rust, modernized from Weylus with a smaller attack surface.
  • Demixer — stem separation, transcription, musical analysis, and DAW-ready export in one pipeline.
  • Zeitgeist — a live WebGL2/ASCII view of keyword signals moving through the Bluesky Jetstream.
  • deadbeef-bpmkey — background BPM and musical-key analysis for the DeaDBeeF player, with tag write-back.

Each repository states its own maturity, supported environment, and license. A public repository is something we expect people to inspect; unfinished or private work is described as such rather than dressed up as a release.

Working with the projects

Use the relevant issue tracker for ordinary bugs and contributions. For a security concern, follow the private reporting path in our security policy. Please do not open a public issue with exploit details or credentials.

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  1. demixer demixer Public

    Experimental audio-to-production-material pipeline: stems, MIDI, MusicXML scores, DAW-handoff files, and optional musical analysis.

    Python 5 3

  2. strivo strivo Public

    Self-hosted live-stream PVR with a local web UI for Twitch, YouTube, and Patreon — monitoring, recording, playback, and library repair.

    Rust 1

  3. rylus rylus Public

    Attributed Weylus modernization: modular, security-hardened screen and input streaming in Rust.

    Rust

  4. zeitgeist zeitgeist Public

    Live Bluesky keyword-signal visualization rendered as animated WebGL2 ASCII art.

    TypeScript

  5. strivo-plugins strivo-plugins Public archive

    First-party plugins for StriVo (Crunchr transcription, Archiver gallery)

    Rust

  6. deadbeef-bpmkey deadbeef-bpmkey Public

    DeaDBeeF plugin: background BPM (aubio) and musical-key (libKeyFinder) detection with persistent tag write-back

    C

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