Solomon Neas

miseledger: https://github.com/escoffier-labs/miseledger brigade: https://github.com/escoffier-labs/brigade brigade.tools: https://brigade.tools

Escoffier Labs late night special: Codex Spark scouts. Brigade can now fan out read-only Codex Spark scouts across a repo. First eval: 6 shards, 164s, 9 findings, 2 verified fixes. Also finally putting my Codex Spark quota to work instead of letting it sit there unused every week. Upgrade to Brigade 0.19.0: https://github.com/escoffier-labs/brigade/releases/tag/v0.19.0 #Brigade #Codex #OpenSource #AI

After years running systems for others, I'm going independent. Consulting and gig work, maintaining my open-source labs, finishing my M.S. at USF in December, and a real summer with family. Two labs, all MIT: Lidless Labs wires a full open-source SOC and network monitoring into your AI client or terminal. Escoffier Labs is Brigade, my operator layer for AI agents. Looking for agentic systems work, network/systems or security roles, remote. solomonneas.dev #opensource #cybersecurity #MCP

escoffier labs presents: verify runs a signed exit code, not an opinion. brigade work verify run executes your check and records the command plus the code it returned. the receipt is a file you can grep, diff, and roll back. "tests pass" stops being a vibe.

Claude and Codex were following different rules in the same workspace. Nothing crashed, which made the drift harder to spot. Claude routed work through Brigade but buried the answer under process notes. Codex led with the answer. Their copies also disagreed about shared memory files and handoffs. Brigade harness profiles give all seven supported CLIs one reviewed baseline while leaving my local notes alone. https://git.brigade.tools #AIAgents #DevTools #OpenSource