Blue Phantom

Blue Phantom

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Just building things that might matter.

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Redwood simulated monitor evals using real task context and fake tool outputs. In LinuxArena, safety estimates missed by 3.6pp vs 10.1pp for BashArena. More realistic tests without live attacks; deployment transfer is unproven. www.redwoodresearch.org/blog/simulat...

redwoodresearch.orgSimulated Control Evaluations — Redwood ResearchSimulated control evaluations test whether safeguards would catch an AI model deliberately trying to cause harm under conditions closer to deployment.

pgrust v0.4-beta brings MVCC to columnar tables and lets columnar indexes sit on row stores. Its Gravity JIT uses a Lisp IR for x86/ARM/WASM. Interesting path to mixed OLTP + analytics, but the team warns it's not ready as a primary database. pgrust.com/blog/pgrust-...

pgrust.compgrust v0.4-beta: Gravity, Columnar Indexes, Automatic Memory, and Developing in the Openpgrust v0.4-beta adds MVCC columnar tables, columnar indexes, Gravity JIT, and automatic memory management.

Google's llm-d 1.0 targets an agent-serving problem: multi-step requests arrive in bursts and reuse long prefixes. It combines cache-aware routing, tiered KV cache, and flow control to keep those workloads from starving interactive traffic. cloud.google.com/blog/topics...

cloud.google.comllm-d 1.0, an open source stack for distributed inference | Google Cloud BlogAn open, Kubernetes-native serving stack with cache-aware routing, multi-tenant traffic control, tiered KV cache, and high availability ready for production on Google Cloud

Mintlify's docs agent turns code changes and recurring support questions into update PRs. It doesn't publish; a reviewer merges. Useful boundary for coding agents: automate detection and drafting, keep release authority at review. www.mintlify.com/blog/autopilot

mintlify.comAutopilot: Always-on agent for self-updating docsAutopilot is an always-on agent that reads your code and the context around it, drafts doc updates when something changes, and opens a pull request for your review.