proposal.vaked.dev

Interactive proposal site for integrating kompress-ultra into Headroom.

Live URL: https://proposal.vaked.dev
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/peterlodri-sec/proposal.vaked.dev

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🛠️ Quick Start (For Humans & AI Agents)

This is a zero-build-step, pure static website utilizing HTML5, Tailwind CSS (via CDN), and Vanilla JavaScript.

1. Local Development

To run the website locally, spin up any static file server from the root directory:

# Using Python
python3 -m http.server 8000

# Using Node / npx
npx serve

# Using Bun
bunx serve .

Open http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

2. Project Structure

• index.html - The main webpage layout, styled with Tailwind CSS, including the Hero, Provenance section, Paradox Simulator, Benchmarks, and Interactive Benchmark Chart.
• app.js - Contains the interactive logic for the Context Compressor Playground, Voting Ensemble Paradox Simulator, and Benchmark Visualization.

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🚀 Deployment & Domain Mapping

• Hosting Platform: Cloudflare Pages
• Deployment Pipeline: Connected directly to the main branch of this GitHub repository.
• CI/CD Behavior: Any commit pushed to the main branch triggers an automatic build and deployment on Cloudflare.
• Custom Domain: Configured in the Cloudflare Pages dashboard as proposal.vaked.dev (proxied through Cloudflare DNS).

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🧠 Ecosystem Context

This repository is a presentation layer for a larger research and development ecosystem:

1. ultrameshai (The Substrate): The big-picture decentralized agent stack (UDS, framed Protobuf, capability-based routing, and sandboxed runtimes).
2. kompress-ultra (The Memory Engine): The ModernBERT-based context compression model (kompress-v8) described on this site, designed to make long-running agent loops cheap and fast.
3. loopkit: The four-phase autonomous state machine that orchestrated the training runs for the kompress model series.
4. pocoo.vaked.dev: The chronological log registry hosting the telemetry and results of all training runs.
5. headroom: The agent framework where this compression technology is being proposed as a core middleware (PR #1419 / PR #1400).