This is one of the motivation I created sibuna to be able to help them.

I worked a lot of Python PEP which was adopted by rust and java later and working with RFC and RFC process since 1990's. Then later saw RFD by Oxide based on RFC. Learning from all of them created guidedog, the philosophy is if its good for human it is automatically very good for AI (most LLM are trained on it).

guidedog supports RestructuredText (since its specification) as core markup with support for markdown. Its modeled after sphinx but can work for documentation, discussions (what you call as Deliberation Records) and can be a static site generator. So you don't need 3 tools one single tool a cli which can do all three. For doing this I worked by porting docutils and then building own parser and compiler in rust.

This process so far worked extremely well for me as it is not just very good for AI, but provides complete control to humans. Also I like completely offline reading experience on paper. So this has first class pdf support.

If you look at repos in insanai many projects used this process with AI and worked well. Just one hard work this process needs for human agency is to really read each discussion properly and sometimes they can be long. But its a very small work which can help later with verification and even writing documentation for what's being built.

So built a new cli ccm short for code counter machine with new calculation model which estimate the new AI driven development costs. The formula, logic and the estimates used are there in the docs.

Documentation: https://insanai.github.io/ccm/

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So built a new cli ccm short for code counter machine.

Documentation: https://insanai.github.io/ccm/

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I have a smaller benchmark for them in my book at https://insanai.github.io/sibuna/. If you can provide your benchmarking code as open source will incorporate this report into sibuna book.

It works similar to cloudflare WAF but is an open source software. It can be on your own infrastructures even if its a $5 VPS.

The idea is same let the bot or AI agent do more work than it takes to serve that request. Also it needs to follow rules, similar to cloudflare enterprise web application firewalls. It was OWASP CRS and J4A TLS support.

- fast

- supports RestructuredText

- supports markdown

Its a single binary which can work like sphinx-doc or hugo static site generator.

Project: https://github.com/insanai/guidedog

Documentation: https://insanai.github.io/guidedog/

guidedog specification, website and documentation is written and managed with guidedog itself. It also supports another of my project sibuna.

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Project zaxonlite: https://github.com/insanai/zaxonlite

Project sqlodin: https://github.com/insanai/sqlodin

Just you need to remember sqlite support single writer at a time so both needs to work with that limitation. PostgreSQL uses MVCC, so performance for concurrent writes from multiple clients might be better. Did not do benchmark against it so cannot say.

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So together with Ronak and Kanak build guidedog. It builds HTML documentation sites and PDF books from reStructuredText and Markdown. It is written in Odin. Its conversion engine is Guidedoc.

In order to develop it created few packages like implementation of Jinja and pygments in odin which can be used independently as well.

Would love to hear community feedback and hopefully it is a useful.

Documentation and details at: https://insanai.github.io/guidedog/

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We are building an open source web application firewall Sibuna to have more control over automated traffic from AI bots and crawlers.

Sibuna runs as a reverse proxy or alongside an existing ingress through forward-auth. It includes application inspection, OWASP CRS support and a wasm based management console.

Please try it, and give us feedback for improvements.

Github Project: https://github.com/insanai/sibuna

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We are building an open source web application firewall Sibuna to have more control over automated traffic from AI bots and crawlers.

Sibuna runs as a reverse proxy or alongside an existing ingress through forward-auth. It includes application inspection, OWASP CRS support and a wasm based management console.

Please try it, and give us feedback for improvements.

Github Project: https://github.com/insanai/sibuna

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We are building an open source web application firewall Sibuna to have more control over automated traffic from AI bots and crawlers.

Sibuna runs as a reverse proxy or alongside an existing ingress through forward-auth. It includes application inspection, OWASP CRS support and a wasm based management console.

Please try it, and give us feedback for improvements.

Github Project: https://github.com/insanai/sibuna

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In the second incident I opened a small PR with an issue which I fixed for my own project, later I created a PR. I did understand that zig community do not accept LLM written post or PR on their official repository, so I went ahead and wrote the issue myself, also for PR I wrote the code, run the test locally on my own PC, tested if it compiles and pass the test on my osx and linux. Since it was my first PR, did not expect it to be accepted and thought may be some core developer will pick the code and merge or write another code.

Also I created one more issue which was closed by the core developer with a message its fixed in 0.17, I thanked the person.

I saw one issue from another person facing similar issue as mine. I give a comment and also put a code snippet for him to try on his own machine, since on my machine it compiled correctly and created windows cross compiled library on my linux machine. But then suddenly I cannot see my issues, my comments and PR. I initially thought issue with my own system it was not so. Then thought may be codeberg blocked it, but that was not the issue either. Then I spend significant amount of time going through forgejo documentation to find out that a person running a project can remove the person from a repo and their whole history and work will be gone from that repo. I have other repo on codeberg which worked fine with my account, so then tried to create new issue in zig repo to test if I am being blocked.

This is when I realized then my account has been banned by some zig core developer deliberately without a single message, including no message that my account has been blocked. This is like a tyranny of minority and community do not build like this.

A community requires a due and a transparent process even if its benevolent dictatorship. Since it happened twice in a span of just 2 weeks, it really felt like zig is not an open community and breeds strong disdain towards people working in AI or LLM. I then realized that I made too early decision on bun incident, where I took the side of the zig core team, now could understand the other side of the coin.

I have been following zig since it was started, just didn't take the plunge, but once I took the plunge and met hostile community, personally I thought I should move on. Still I believe in diversity of opinion so will still be happy to see zig thrive as a language because I liked its simplicity and also diversity breeds innovation.