Original co-founder and CEO of Loggly here. Since Covid, with some fits and starts, I've been soloing on a whole fleet of agentic services to help unbundle what makes an LLM agentic (or any type of model for that matter). All is open source at: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics
Nemesis8(n8) -> agentic orchestration. CLI/TUI/ACP/MCP interface. Uses Docker/Podman to launch and manage agents in containers. TUI menu for viewing all sessions in one list. One --danger flag for all YOLO runs. Allows you to list/search sessions, detach/attach/suspend/resume, schedule, examine logs/load/active files (think Loggly/Splunk - web GUI in progress), configure MCP tools, and deploy services. Currently supports Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Hermes, Opencode and Pi. Modular enough I can add a TUI/provider in a few minutes. Server mode allows for dynamic port exposure when agents want to build and expose things to your local metal.
Hyperia -> Fork of Hyper, with a Rust sidecar. Agentic cross-platform terminal emulator. Minimalist multi-pane views, tabs for pane groups, built in browser panes (with markdown convertor and screenshot ability), and a fully searchable sticky notes feature. GLM-5.2 loves using them instinctively for planning, for some amazing reason. Use the webpanes + Stickys (that's the name of the feature) daily to read HN while a Nemesis agent is opening pages for me to read (works a bit like Claude's Chrome extension, but on steroids). Pane "poking" to keep things going or refresh pages. Stickys scheduling as well. Webpanes support JavaScript injection or inspection/log reading by the n8 agent. Compatible MCP/http server for full control by any n8 agent. Intra-pane/tab comms for agents to talk or control each other (one may start many or many may work a problem in union). Bare metal agent support through MCP adds. Full agentic stack as well, with over 135 tools exposed through a tool discovery tree. Working right now on supporting local Ollama models to manage config/style and control layout. I really do need to get the demo video done soon. Oh, I forgot to mention it has full ACLs for any destructive action (including the use of a terminal on your bare metal).
Nuts.services (url there) -> unbundled services for agentic control. Supports running locally in a container, or on Cloud run, or just use what I have up there in the cloud. I co-founded a SaaS logging service, so do realize logins are sometimes viewed negatively here. So, run it yourself if you think any of it is useful. Requires a login for using my cloud services, all I collect is an email and will never email you from that, unless you email me first or opt in. Will eventually be a paid service. Provides pure random numbers from an SDR radio running at my house (relayed to Cloud run - run one if you want and contribute to chaos), a stupid fast agentic crawler, Grubcrawler (founder of the old Grub crawler here), embeddings with vector inversion (newer embeddings coming soon), a Cloud Run based tunneling system, Lightning Network interconnect (Charon.nuts.services), and Sailfish, a WIP to run optimized Gemma4 models with a drafter on your 16GB GPU. Supports cloud training on n8's tool call extraction layer.
Have also been working on Lume, a pure Rust hybrid search engine (uses Shivvr the embedder above for vector search). Stupid fast. In memory. Roaring bitmap solution for document search. Needs a home, but for now serves as a reference for compossible agentic search. https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/lume. I also have a thermodynamic based agentic memory system which is currently closed source. I'll have that running as a paid service at some point.
I built all of this to enable me to work on and drive my passion baby, Meridian: https://deepbluedynamics.com. Full single pane of glass solution I'm building to disrupt the marine navigation and systems markets. Wyoming decentralized LLC.
There's more, but I need to get back to work. The Fable clock is ticking. Contact info in my profile.
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Original co-founder and CEO of Loggly here. Since Covid, with some fits and starts, I've been soloing on a whole fleet of agentic services to help unbundle what makes an LLM agentic (or any type of model for that matter). All is open source at: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics
Nemesis8(n8) -> agentic orchestration. CLI/TUI/ACP/MCP interface. Uses Docker/Podman to launch and manage agents in containers. TUI menu for viewing all sessions in one list. One --danger flag for all YOLO runs. Allows you to list/search sessions, detach/attach/suspend/resume, schedule, examine logs/load/active files (think Loggly/Splunk - web GUI in progress), configure MCP tools, and deploy services. Currently supports Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, Hermes, Opencode and Pi. Modular enough I can add a TUI/provider in a few minutes. Server mode allows for dynamic port exposure when agents want to build and expose things to your local metal.
Hyperia -> Fork of Hyper, with a Rust sidecar. Agentic cross-platform terminal emulator. Minimalist multi-pane views, tabs for pane groups, built in browser panes (with markdown convertor and screenshot ability), and a fully searchable sticky notes feature. GLM-5.2 loves using them instinctively for planning, for some amazing reason. Use the webpanes + Stickys (that's the name of the feature) daily to read HN while a Nemesis agent is opening pages for me to read (works a bit like Claude's Chrome extension, but on steroids). Pane "poking" to keep things going or refresh pages. Stickys scheduling as well. Webpanes support JavaScript injection or inspection/log reading by the n8 agent. Compatible MCP/http server for full control by any n8 agent. Intra-pane/tab comms for agents to talk or control each other (one may start many or many may work a problem in union). Bare metal agent support through MCP adds. Full agentic stack as well, with over 135 tools exposed through a tool discovery tree. Working right now on supporting local Ollama models to manage config/style and control layout. I really do need to get the demo video done soon. Oh, I forgot to mention it has full ACLs for any destructive action (including the use of a terminal on your bare metal).
Nuts.services (url there) -> unbundled services for agentic control. Supports running locally in a container, or on Cloud run, or just use what I have up there in the cloud. I co-founded a SaaS logging service, so do realize logins are sometimes viewed negatively here. So, run it yourself if you think any of it is useful. Requires a login for using my cloud services, all I collect is an email and will never email you from that, unless you email me first or opt in. Will eventually be a paid service. Provides pure random numbers from an SDR radio running at my house (relayed to Cloud run - run one if you want and contribute to chaos), a stupid fast agentic crawler, Grubcrawler (founder of the old Grub crawler here), embeddings with vector inversion (newer embeddings coming soon), a Cloud Run based tunneling system, Lightning Network interconnect (Charon.nuts.services), and Sailfish, a WIP to run optimized Gemma4 models with a drafter on your 16GB GPU. Supports cloud training on n8's tool call extraction layer.
Have also been working on Lume, a pure Rust hybrid search engine (uses Shivvr the embedder above for vector search). Stupid fast. In memory. Roaring bitmap solution for document search. Needs a home, but for now serves as a reference for compossible agentic search. https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/lume. I also have a thermodynamic based agentic memory system which is currently closed source. I'll have that running as a paid service at some point.
I built all of this to enable me to work on and drive my passion baby, Meridian: https://deepbluedynamics.com. Full single pane of glass solution I'm building to disrupt the marine navigation and systems markets. Wyoming decentralized LLC.
There's more, but I need to get back to work. The Fable clock is ticking. Contact info in my profile.