2026-08-26
Agents need something to check against
A talk from Frank Coyle argues that agentic systems need something formal to check against. We put RDF on the wire for our own reasons, and the two lines of thinking meet in the same place.
2026-08-22
SQLite databases talking to each other
A Resonator node is a SQLite database, a peer-to-peer endpoint, and a SPARQL engine in one process. The interesting part is not the database — it is what the databases say to each other.
2026-08-18
What RDF is, and why we use it
RDF has a reputation problem: XML-era baggage, ontology committees, a decade of unfulfilled promises. What we actually use is a very small core, and it earns its place.
2026-08-14
Katir, and knowing what you don't know
Most audio recognition asks whether a sound is one of the classes it was trained on. A room is not made of those classes. Katir is built around admitting that.