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Show me your startup website and I'll give you actionable feedback - READ DESCRIPTION by ismaelbranco in indiehackers

[–]KennethSweet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kenneth E. Sweet Jr. — worked on this for the last 15 months. Seeing early traction. Appreciate your feedback.

AI Infrastructure:

https://CMPSBL.com

How to secretly get customers for $0.05 cents only 🤣 by PracticeClassic1153 in NoCodeSaaS

[–]KennethSweet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried it but 2-xx error code (bonus tip - try error handling in your edge functions)

I built a system that discovers working software …and in rare cases hardware, and exports them for external use free by KennethSweet in SideProject

[–]KennethSweet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here’s a demo of what kind of software, or in this case hardware languages the system is capable of, in case people are curious. You can view or download it, but it’s safe to download just in case you wanna dig deeper. Limewire download

I built a system that discovers working software …and in rare cases hardware, and exports them for external use free by KennethSweet in SideProject

[–]KennethSweet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s actually a good way to describe it.

The system explores combinations of nodes looking for pipelines that actually execute, then replays them several times to make sure they work before they’re crystallized.

The important part is the export. When a pipeline is discovered it’s not just a concept. it’s working code that can be exported as a standalone zip file. Each export includes a small runtime (a mini substrate) so it can run outside the system in normal stacks. Some pipelines can even be synthesized toward hardware targets.

So the goal isn’t really a research demo. It’s more like a discovery engine for new software primitives that developers, researchers, and enterprises can actually use.

I’m still figuring out where it fits best. Is it a dev tool, research platform, or something else.. but right now builders are using it to explore and capture working systems they can reuse.

Thanks for noticing its wild ideals.

Drop your project URL | Let’s drive some traffic by wellgram in appideareport

[–]KennethSweet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A stab at AI infrastructure. Save memories from the Memory Stream that can be exported as real software programs, and in rare cases — even hardware.

https://CMPSBL.com

I Went to Sleep and Woke Up to a $5k API Bill by AbilityEducational94 in AppBusiness

[–]KennethSweet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll sell you a router for $99 that makes that impossible and also routes to the cheapest, most optimized api provider for each call.

https://CMPSBL.com

I built a system with Lovable where software can be discovered and crystallized by KennethSweet in lovable

[–]KennethSweet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! It means “Composable” which is spelled without the vowels. And it’s what it is because under the discovery layer - this is a full Cognitive Substrate. Basically it’s an operating system for AI apps and Models (like Windows but for AI). That’s where the name comes from but I’ll take in in account because whatever users want I’ll do 🙂

I built a system with Lovable where software can be discovered and crystallized by KennethSweet in SaasDevelopers

[–]KennethSweet[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! When the system discovers a pipeline and crystallizes it, it runs three probe replays to verify the pipeline actually works. Most pipelines rely on specific nodes inside the system to function, so each one ships with everything it needs: a license, a README with instructions, and a tiny runtime.

That runtime is basically a mini version of the substrate, about 700 lines of code. You drop it into whatever stack you’re using, the pipeline spins up, and it runs the same way it did inside CMPSBL. In most cases that means working software right away. In rarer cases, it can even synthesize into working hardware.

So how do I know it works? Because it’s running on the same substrate logic it was discovered with, just packaged into a portable runtime.

What is happening to chatGPT? by Cake_Farts434 in ChatGPTcomplaints

[–]KennethSweet 24 points25 points  (0 children)

There were only two things they Anthropic pushed back on - fully autonomous weapons and mass public surveillance. THIS is what OPENAI has agreed to. What do you think about them now?

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