Exploring WebAssembly on the Server Beyond the Browser
After spending over seven years designing distributed enterprise backends using managed frameworks like C# and Java, I recently stepped outside my hab…
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Why I built a zero-upload, local-first browser video compressor (and why you should stop uploading your MP4s to remote servers)
As content creators, video editors, and developers, we compress files almost every single day. Whether you're exporting a 4K draft for a client, tryin…
Exploring WebAssembly on the Server: Beyond the Browser Sandbox
For nearly a decade, my mental model for deploying enterprise software has revolved around containers, which are lightweight packages that bundle an a…
How to achieve zero-copy streaming from hyper and h3-quinn into a Wasmtime Wasm component via wasi:http?
Hello everyone, I am currently building a high-performance API gateway that integrates business logic components—implemented via WASI and running with…
Exploring WebAssembly Beyond the Browser: A Cloud Architect's First Look at WASI
For years, my day job has centered on enterprise cloud backends built around containers, which are isolated digital environments that package an appli…
How I Built a BRSTM Converter with WebAssembly — Technical Deep Dive
The Problem: No Browser-Based BRSTM Tool Existed Every existing BRSTM converter was a desktop app — BrawlBox for Windows, Looping Audio Converter (req…
Browser-Side File Conversion with WebAssembly
A few months ago, I needed to add file conversion to a web app — nothing fancy, just letting users drop in a file and get back a different format. My …
Building a real-time browser MMORPG with Three.js, Rust/Wasm, and Durable Objects
Realm of Echoes is a real-time 3D fantasy MMORPG that runs in a normal desktop browser tab. Players can choose a Warrior or Mage and enter as a guest,…
What We Learned Building Browser-Based Image, PDF and AI Tools with WebAssembly
A lot of small media tasks still feel heavier than they should. Resize an image. Compress a PDF. Extract text from a scanned document. Blur a license …
BoxAgnts Tool System (7) — Skill Templates, Agent Proxies, and Cron Scheduling
BoxAgnts' tool system, from WASM sandbox instruction-level isolation to the Tool trait's unified abstraction to the Provider layer's multi-model adapt…
WebAssembly turned my "static" site into a zero-backend app platform
For the longest time I treated "static site" and "does real work" as mutually exclusive. Static meant brochureware. Anything heavier like resizing an …
BoxAgnts Tool System (6) — Multi-Provider Adaptation and the Agent Query Loop
BoxAgnts' tool system, from the bottom-level WASM sandbox to the top-level Tool trait, has solved "how tools run safely." But tools ultimately need to…
BoxAgnts Tool System (1) — Design Motivation & Architecture Overview
The AI Agent framework landscape has reached a state one could fairly describe as oversaturated. The Python ecosystem has LangChain, CrewAI, and AutoG…
BoxAgnts Runtime (7) — Sandboxed Execution, Rebuilding Agent Infrastructure
The AI industry is moving fast. Every week brings a new agent framework, coding assistant, autonomous workflow engine, or multi-agent platform. Most d…
BoxAgnts Runtime (6) — Rust + WASM, Local-First
Over the past decade, software infrastructure has moved decisively toward cloud-native architectures. AI agents followed the same path—cloud-hosted mo…
BoxAgnts Runtime (5) — MCP Is Just the Beginning, the Runtime Layer Is What Matters
The emergence of MCP (Model Context Protocol) marks a major milestone for the AI ecosystem. For the first time, the industry is converging around a sh…
BoxAgnts Runtime (4) — Capability Security, Not Root Access
Modern AI agents are rapidly gaining operational authority—executing shell commands, modifying repositories, accessing local files, operating cloud in…
Building a High-Performance Local Chess Assistant Extension with WebAssembly Stockfish and Manifest V3
Hey everyone! 👋 I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on recently: Knight - Chess Helper. It’s an advanced browser extension designed to assis…
Errors as Infrastructure: Why the first crate in NEXUS wasn't networking.
Designing a metadata-centric failure contract for distributed Rust environments. When people introduce a new Rust project, they usually begin with net…
FSRS-плагин для Obsidian: SQL-подобные запросы к карточкам, Rust/WASM
Инструмент интервального повторения заметок Obsidian должен использовать современный алгоритм, работать локально с заметками как есть (без переписыван…
Introducing Zopa: a 60 KB authorization engine for proxy-wasm, written in Zig
There are plenty of times you want to delegate "let this request through, or block it" to a wasm filter inside Envoy. API gateways, service mesh bound…
Rust: зачем он появился, что умеет и почему компании переписывают на него части своих систем
Эта статья — для тех, кто только присматривается к Rust или слышал о нем лишь обрывки восторженных или невосторженных отзывов. Если вы не до конца пон…
From Rules to Palettes: Using Color as a Syntax for Cellular Automata
Motivation: Color as a “Type System” for Pictures If you have ever looked at a black-and-white cellular automaton that felt like pure static, you are …
Running Caddy on Cloudflare Workers via WebAssembly
Hi folks. This is my first post. Happy to join you here :) I’ve been running Caddy in production long enough to know two things: the Caddyfile is a jo…