From the workshop
What we are building, what we are thinking about, and what broke on the way.
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Time, Space and Motion: the frame behind TSM — and why we still answer to a domain registered in 1995
TSM adopts Time · Space · Motion as its operating frame, and reorganises delivery around three lines: software development, applied AI research, and enterprise websites.
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Multi-agent workflows in production: splitting roles, adding adversarial review, keeping every step observable
A single model cannot own an end-to-end business workflow. We walk through role splitting, cross-examination and result convergence on a real project.
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Why a company website has to be editable by the company
A site nobody can edit stops being an asset. We argue content maintainability belongs in the architecture, not on the post-launch wishlist.
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Shipping update: full private deployment, running standalone inside your network
For clients whose data cannot leave the building, our website and CMS platform now runs entirely on-premise, with no external service dependency.
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Refactoring a legacy business system without stopping the business
Running for years, no documentation, everyone afraid to touch it. How we rebuilt it in layers while production kept running.
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Five mistakes we made deploying large models on-premise
Memory sizing, request queues, silent context truncation, model versioning and evaluation baselines — miss any of these and the project stalls in the last mile.
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