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Constitutional AI with signed, replayable decision traces.

Built by Sahil Kadadekar · Solo architect · Sep 2025 – Present

  • 1.46M+ Research Measurements
  • 55 Technical Reports

Chimera is a constitutional AI enforcement architecture. Every action routes through an embedding-based safety classifier, escalates to multi-model debate when uncertain, and produces cryptographically signed provenance chains with zero-knowledge proofs. The system self-improves: debate outcomes train the alignment encoder through an RLAIF loop.

How a decision is madeEvery action takes the same path; the uncertain ones escalate, and what debate decides trains the router.
  1. Action

    a chat turn or a tool action

  2. Router

    embedding safety classifier; routine queries take the fast path

  3. Debate

    multi-model, when the router is uncertain

  4. Provenance

    Ed25519-signed chain with zero-knowledge proofs

RLAIF: debate outcomes train the alignment encoder

What This Is

The architecture

A constitutional AI enforcement system spanning Python and Rust. An embedding fast-path router handles routine queries and escalates uncertain ones to a multi-model debate engine with heat-based escalation and three consensus algorithms. The Rust runtime (7 crates) provides Ed25519 provenance chains, BFT consensus, and zero-knowledge proofs for cross-trust-boundary communication. JARVIS is the agent layer — multi-provider chat, voice (Whisper/Piper), semantic memory, tool execution with human-in-the-loop approval, and proactive intelligence.

The research

1,463,000+ measurements across 55 technical reports. Not wall-clock approximations — CUDA event timing with defined hardware profiles and statistical methodology. Covers model loading, ONNX conversion, TensorRT compilation, KV cache optimization, multi-agent coordination, and safety analysis across Ollama, vLLM, and TGI.

The Ecosystem

  • 01

    Banterpacks

    Core monorepo — 6 subsystems: JARVIS (AI gateway), TDD002 (constitutional router), Chimera (debate engine), TDD005 (Rust runtime with ZK proofs + BFT), RLAIF (self-improving alignment), and Authoring (LLM providers).

    Python, Rust

  • 02

    Banterhearts

    ML research platform — inference API, benchmarking infrastructure, AutoOpt agent, safety evaluation framework. Source of 1.46M+ measurements across 55 technical reports.

    Python

  • 03

    Chimeraforge

    LLM deployment optimizer on PyPI (v0.34.0). Model-agnostic 5-gate capacity planner (VRAM, Quality, Safety, Latency, Cost) — plans any registry / Ollama / HuggingFace model across 22 GPU profiles, and serves the same numbers to AI assistants over MCP.

    Python, Rust

  • 04

    Chimera Multi-Agent

    Muse Protocol — 6-agent content pipeline with ClickHouse analytics. Also the observability control plane (OTel, Datadog, DLQ).

    Python

  • 05

    Chimeradroid

    Android companion for JARVIS — voice, chat, session handoff, tool approval, mesh networking, offline-first.

    C# / Unity

  • 06

    Echo

    Messaging channel adapters — Slack and Discord bridges to JARVIS. Session tracking, device key auth.

    Python

  • 07

    JARVIS Console

    Web console for JARVIS — chat with streaming, control room dashboard, cognitive agent ELO, tool catalog, workflow management.

    TypeScript / Next.js

  • 08

    This Site

    Public presence. Episodes generated from git commits, research archive, platform documentation.

    TypeScript / Next.js

  • 09

    Project Wyvern

    Embodied autonomy plane. Governed mission execution between Chimera control and PX4/ArduPilot — 5-tier authority hierarchy, cryptographic mission replay, OpenAPI 3.1 mission contract. Phase 0 specs complete; SIM-ONLY MVP in progress on PX4 + Gazebo.

    Python, Rust, ROS 2

9 repositories · Python, Rust, TypeScript, C#

About This Site

268 episodes were auto-generated from git commits across the nine repositories (per-commit stream archived 2026-06-26; each stream closes with a full retrospective). A multi-agent pipeline (Chimera Multi-Agent) ingested commits and benchmark data, generated roundtable-style commentary with four AI personas, and published to this Next.js site via GitHub + Vercel.

The research archive surfaces 55 technical reports with phase grouping, searchable titles, and ISR with 15-minute revalidation. Every report links to real measurements and defined methodology.