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Diagram of the Typewright pipeline: YAML declaration and four labeled splits feed a compile stage of template baseline, architect, GEPA wording and validation selection, followed by calibration policy fitting, freeze, held-out test and reports, and finally a runtime that returns typed decisions to the application.
Building a Research-Driven, Evidence-Based AI Application
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22, Oct, 2026
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Building Typewright, an alpha compiler for typed AI decisions, with research-cited design, hashed evidence, and an honest negligible live gain.

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Diagram of the JEV Sentinel decision path: a native hook event is normalized, passes ordered deterministic checks, optionally gets typed Jev probability answers, and produces a verdict JSON, a harness-specific veto shape and a metadata-only SQLite outbox record.
Guarding AI Agent Actions With Typed Security Decisions
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22, Oct, 2026
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JEV Sentinel returns typed verdicts for agent prompts, tool calls and results: deterministic rules first, model judgment can only add vetoes.

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Bar table for the issue 48 routing study: current unguarded 6 of 12 correct with 5 unsafe fake dispatches, guarded current 8 of 12, deterministic cue router 12 of 12, JEV synthetic choices 12 of 12 at higher synthetic cost.
Finding Where AI Decisions Actually Improve Existing Software
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22, Oct, 2026
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An offline evaluator that finds judgment calls in code, gates every change behind approval, and runs studies allowed to say no. Five of six did.

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Diagram of the services orchestrator's seven-step loop above a shared project_state object, with the contract, invoice and email skills connected through commercial, legal_or_contract, billing and recipient_or_external_send approval gates, and a dashed recovery path back to the orchestrator
From Email to Contract to Invoice: Building Governed AI Business Workflows
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21, Oct, 2026
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Four agent skills that draft emails, contracts and invoices from shared state, with approval gates, TBD markers, and a run on fictional data.

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Synthetic demo report table of portal access gaps showing a denied Projects read, unsupported endpoints and a module not available under the current license, each with a next step
Assessing ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus Cloud Migration Readiness
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21, Oct, 2026
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A read-only Python tool that inventories on-premises ServiceDesk Plus across portals and reports Cloud migration gaps instead of guessing.

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The atlas filtered to burglary around Bristol and Bath: 16,216 records in 4,808 cells; Welsh areas across the Severn are blank because Welsh LSOAs are excluded.
Building Interactive Public-Data Crime Maps
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21, Oct, 2026
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Building England Crime Atlas: Police.uk crime on a 2 km grid, a separate court-outcome view, snap-point anonymisation, and why counts are not rates.

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Independent reevaluation table and source diff from the LibreEvolve HTML report, comparing the next-fit baseline with the first-fit-decreasing candidate on training and held-out splits.
Evolving Code Through Reproducible Experiments
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21, Oct, 2026
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How LibreEvolve structures code-evolution experiments, what its reproducibility records cover, and an offline bin-packing run with a mock model.

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Saved notebook output for lesson 36 showing three events, verified true, tampering detected true, a replayed decision of favorable_evidence_only with authorized false, and signature_or_external_authentication false.
Building Auditable Agents With Typed AI Decisions
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21, Oct, 2026
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Structuring AI agent judgments as typed decisions with strict validation, policy in code, and hash-chained receipts you can replay.

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Baseline complaint-count heatmap of Staten Island on 500-meter UTM grid cells for October 1, 2026, showing 410 mapped requests
Turning NYC 311 Reports Into AI-Assisted Heatmaps
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21, Oct, 2026
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Rating NYC 311 complaint text against a fixed rubric, validating every model answer, and mapping results on a 500 m grid. Volume is not incidence.

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