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CVOYA Graph v1.0 is out

Last week, I wrote about the evolution of the CVOYA Graph. After a lot of progress this week, I am…

2 weeks ago

CVOYA Graph – Evolution

Last year, I released the "Graph Model" library for .NET as an open source project. It was so much fun to…

2 weeks ago

The boat is in the water: Spring Voyage is open source

Today I'm pushing Spring Voyage out of the harbor. You can track its journey on GitHub - Spring Voyage, supported…

2 months ago

My Coding Agent Needed Its Own GitHub Identity

In my last post, I wrote that "the typing of code was parallelized and delegated. The judgement wasn’t." That distinction…

3 months ago

Rebuilding My AI Team in Twelve Days — And Why

In February, I wrote about the small team I'd stood up instead of hiring humans: Ada and Dijkstra on the…

3 months ago

How I Built My Own Team of AI Developers

Assembling a dream team without a single hire I've been making great progress on CVOYA's first product — a "lifelong…

5 months ago

Reflecting on 2025: Building CVOYA’s Future with AI Coding Agents

As 2025 is now behind us, I wanted to share a few reflections from my CVOYA journey over the last…

7 months ago

The Beginning of CVOYA

There’s a unique energy that comes with starting something new — a blend of excitement, uncertainty, and boundless creativity. For…

10 months ago

GraphModel: A .NET Abstraction for Graphs

Just over a month ago, I published "Playing with graphs and Neo4j". Back then, it was just a toy implementation,…

1 year ago

Playing with graphs and neo4j

After my initial implementation of some BrainExpanded-related ideas on top of dgraph using its GraphQL interface, I realized that the…

1 year ago