Press Kit
Use what you need. Attribution: 'Project-AI by Jeremy Karrick (Thirsty's Projects).' Corrections welcome — every page is reviewable.
Identity
- Name
- Project‑AI
- Author
- Jeremy Karrick · Independent Researcher
- Organization
- Thirsty's Projects
- Portal
- thirstysystems.com
- ORCID
- 0009-0007-9715-4290
- Tagline
- Governance before execution.
Descriptions
Pick the one that fits your word budget.
Project-AI documents an execution-governed architecture in which required governance precedes governed effects.
Project-AI is a documented execution-governed AI architecture. Its contract places a nine-gate sequence before governed effects and defines ALLOW, DENY, and SAFE_HALT as terminal execution verdicts. The current source includes a versioned receipt contract, normal server signing path, local verifier, and anonymous redacted Witness; complete gate coverage, deployed key pairing, ledger provenance, and deterministic replay remain unverified.
Project-AI documents a deny-by-default effect-governance target with nine named gates and three terminal execution verdicts: ALLOW, DENY, and SAFE_HALT. The TSCG-B codec exists, but compiler integration, signing, and Code Store loading are separate planned or unverified capabilities. /verify locally checks strict receipt-v1 bundles and Witness exposes a privacy-redacted anonymous suffix; neither surface proves deployment-wide enforcement, signer custody, or ledger completeness. Comparisons with OPA, Constitutional AI, Guardrails AI, and NeMo Guardrails are architecture-level rather than claims of benchmark or security superiority.
Founder bio
Jeremy Karrick is an independent researcher working on execution-governed AI. He is the author of Project-AI, the Triumvirate governance model, and the Codex Deus Maximus arbitration layer. His work focuses on the proposition that effect governance should precede execution and should produce independently reviewable evidence. The portal's current proof chain is incomplete and is labeled accordingly. He publishes under ORCID 0009-0007-9715-4290.
Contact
- · Do not describe Project-AI as a chatbot, dashboard, or approval workflow.
- · Do not describe demos as live kernel enforcement unless explicitly labeled as such.
- · Use the terms ALLOW, DENY, SAFE_HALT verbatim — they are part of the specification.
- · Cite /cite for properly-formatted references in any venue.