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SYS systems engineering for the AI era—MODE distributed—STATUS ● live
/01 — thesis

NXTG.ai builds products that check AI's work before you rely on it.

Faultline checks the claims and citations in AI output against real sources, across multiple AI providers, and maps the findings to frameworks like the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF.

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AI writes code.
I write systems.

Generated code clears the demo. Then meets auth, audit logs, threat models, governance, pen tests, on-call, SLOs, cost ceilings, regulatory review. And stalls.

I operate the plane it runs on.

property-based tests·policy-as-code·attestation pipelines
/02 — manifesto
CORE THESIS
The model writes the code.
Someone has to write the system.

You don't ship a prototype.

You ship an obligation:

to your users, your board, your regulators, your on-call.

The model's output is the easy part now.

The operating plane it lands on is where companies live or die.

Twelve principles hold the plane up.
Every line of the system answers to them.

  1. 01 / Security and privacy are not featuresI threat-model LLM agents, prompt-injection surfaces, and synthetic-identity flows from the first design, not the first patch — and I treat your data as yours: minimized, guarded, never the product. Safety is the ground floor, not the penthouse.
  2. 02 / Intent is the contractBefore anything runs, I translate purpose, outcomes, and constraints into machine-checkable acceptance criteria. Property-based tests, contract tests, and eval suites serve that contract — they don't replace it. Vague AI output never becomes a silent assumption.
  3. 03 / Governance is infrastructurePolicy-as-code, model registries, scoped authority, attestation pipelines. Auditable by default. Every exception visible.
  4. 04 / Everything consequential is traceableEvery consequential action and artifact is content-addressed, logged, and observable end to end. If it happened, you can prove what happened, why, and under whose authority.
  5. 05 / Names carry weightEvery name is descriptive, unique, consistent, and never ambiguous. One name means one thing, everywhere — because ambiguity is where systems rot.
  6. 06 / Nothing acts blind to time or contextEvery operation knows the current moment and the timestamp of everything it touches, plus its environment, its fidelity mode, and its state — or it says plainly that it doesn't. Temporal and situational awareness are built in, never bolted on.
  7. 07 / Intelligence compoundsEvery outcome, failure, override, and recovery that earns admission sharpens the whole system. It grows wiser as it runs — not larger, not noisier, not staler.
  8. 08 / Built for machines and humans bothEvery surface is operable by agents and people alike; every signal preserves its context in both directions. The agent is a first-class user.
  9. 09 / No one outranks evidenceEvery input is checked against evidence and the system's expectations — the model's, the agent's, the founder's, and yours. Verified reality outranks confidence, assumptions, defaults, and legacy. NXTG.ai exists to save you from yourself.
  10. 10 / Quality rises with consequenceReversible experiments move fast; consequential actions demand stronger evidence, higher fidelity, explicit authority, and a way back. Quality is not one bar for everything — it is the bar each action's impact demands.
  11. 11 / You authorize what acts in your nameNothing acts as you without explicit, inspectable, revocable authority. Inside that scope the system acts without asking again; outside it, it stops or escalates. What you see is what you authorize.
  12. 12 / Reality outranks statusA thing is done when evidence from the target environment confirms it — not when a task, a dashboard, or a deployment says so. I verify against reality, never against my own claims.
/03 — ecosystem
PRODUCTS
Products that check AI's work.
Forgestage: alpha
Forge governs what ships: file locking, knowledge capture, drift detection (needs a configured model), and governance for Claude Code, with Codex CLI as a task runner; Antigravity CLI (agy) support in development.

The Forge plugin and orchestrator are in alpha. On 2026-10-15 (UTC) a separate NXTG.ai team (product-oracle) ran the pre-registered core-job test on a clean install of the plugin (v3.14.0) and the orchestrator (forge 1.7.0). The test passed; each repeated check passed 3 of 3 (run 7). The evidence is attached to the forge-plugin v3.14.0 release. No SLA; interfaces may change without notice. The plugin is open source (MIT) and the orchestrator is source-available (FSL-1.1).

forge.nxtg.ai →
Dx³internal · dogfood
The intelligence platform I run the whole company on: PostgreSQL, pgvector, and Apache AGE unified into one living store for vectors, lineage, and retrieval that survives audit.
see the platform →platform
GEO Graderalpha
AI-visibility scoring: see how large language models read, cite, and rank your site. Live and scoring today.
Score your site →live at geo.nxtg.ai
Faultlinealpha
LLM output verification: check AI claims against real evidence. CLI on npm: npm i -g @nxtg/faultline.
faultline.nxtg.ai →live at faultline.nxtg.ai
One Less Thingbeta
The consumer product that makes cold AI warm: one shared place for your family's calendar and lists — groceries, meal plans, wishlists. Less mental load, more time together.
oneless.nxtg.ai →live · for families
LIVEpublicly probeable: every entry links to its receipt
  • 0x24Forgestage: alphaGovernance-native AI development for Claude Code; Codex CLI as a task runner; Antigravity CLI (agy) support in development. The Forge plugin and orchestrator are in alpha. On 2026-10-15 (UTC) a separate NXTG.ai team (product-oracle) ran the pre-registered core-job test on a clean install of the plugin (v3.14.0) and the orchestrator (forge 1.7.0). The test passed; each repeated check passed 3 of 3 (run 7). The evidence is attached to the forge-plugin v3.14.0 release. No SLA; interfaces may change without notice. The plugin is open source (MIT) and the orchestrator is source-available (FSL-1.1).forge.nxtg.ai →
  • 0x11Dx³internal · dogfoodThe data-intelligence platform I run myself. PostgreSQL, pgvector, and Apache AGE unified. No public URL by design; the published research is the evidence.the origin report →internal platform; receipts public
  • 0x32GEO GraderalphaAI-visibility scoring: see how large language models read, cite, and rank your site.geo.nxtg.ai →
  • 0x33FaultlinealphaAI claim verification CLI: paste what an AI told you; it checks up to 8 key factual claims against live sources and scores the risk.@nxtg/faultline on npm →
  • 0x34AtlasalphaPortfolio intelligence for AI engineering teams. Scan repos, score health, find cross-project patterns.nxtg-atlas on PyPI →
  • 0x4FArcadebetaThe NXTG game studio. Two-Clue Mini is live today.nxtg.ai/arcade →sign in to play
  • 0x22skinny.cloudalphaLean AI ops. Audit your Claude Code context in 60 seconds.skinny.cloud →
  • 0x2ASynAppsalphaVisual AI workflow builder.synapps.nxtg.ai →
LABin the lab: active R&D, not yet public
  • DesktopAIinternal
  • Polymathinternal
  • 2Braininternal
  • Content Engineinternal
  • Podcast Pipelineinternal
  • Voice Jib-Jabinternal
  • GoPMOinternal
/05 — receipts
PUBLIC EVIDENCE
Not a portfolio. A paper trail.
PRE-REGISTEREDRECEIPT — 01
Pre-registered research, public data.
Two predictions pre-registered on OSF before the outcomes were known (8mh2x, 2nker, embargoed), plus three openly-deposited Zenodo datasets. Read the write-up in the origin report.
DOGFOODRECEIPT — 02
I scored 0 on my own AI-visibility tool.
I pointed my own AI-visibility tool at nxtg.ai and it returned a 0. Then I wrote up exactly why, and fixed it. The honest version, published.
SHIPPEDRECEIPT — 03
Verification you can install.
Faultline verifies LLM output against real evidence, and it's a package you can install today. npm i -g @nxtg/faultline.
/06 — telemetry
PUBLIC INSTRUMENTS
Not promises. Logs.

Every number above carries its instrument: DOI, repository, or live endpoint. Check any of them.

/07 — engage
You shipped the demo.
Let's ship the system.
We work with teams who have an AI-built thing that works in the demo, and a board that wants to know what happens at 3 AM on launch day.
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