The website is up. It’s bare bones right now — a single page with a tagline and the promise of things to come. That’s fine. We’re not here to win a design award; we’re here to build something that actually works, which is the real flex.

Right now, attention shifts to infrastructure. We’re designing distributed clients that will run on borrowed compute — your laptop, a Raspberry Pi in the garage, whatever’s sitting idle. These clients will train models locally and send back their best ideas, like chromosomes in a genetic algorithm. A central processor will aggregate the most promising approaches and redistribute them across the network, creating a kind of evolutionary arms race for alpha.

Next comes implementation: writing both the clients and the processor in something that doesn’t require a PhD to compile. The code will be open, the architecture documented, and the whole thing designed so you can run it without needing to mortgage your house for cloud credits.

This is going to be a blast. Hold on. No kings.