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Josh Stevenson

Rust-focused systems engineer building local-first evidence, memory, and operator-control runtimes.

Josh Stevenson
Available for hire

I'm Josh, a systems engineer focused on Rust-first local runtimes, evidence-aware memory, verification boundaries, and operator-control software that can explain what it did.

This site is the public surface for RecursiveIntell: Recall, Gloss, Palisade, VisionForge, Sortarr, projmind, the Rust Libraries workspace, and ClaimLedger.

My approach: keep authority explicit, make material operations receipt-backed, separate canonical crates from satellite utilities, and avoid public claims the code cannot support.

Achievements

Magna Cum Laude

Graduated with high academic distinction

Phi Theta Kappa

International honor society for academic excellence

Sigma Kappa Delta

National English honor society

Technical Focus

languages

RustTypeScript

runtimes

Tauri 2TokioSQLiteIPCD-Bussystemd

evidence

ReceiptsSource spansBitemporal truthReview queuesTestimony exports

local & ai

OllamaComfyUILocal embeddingsHybrid retrievalGeneration receipts

specializations

Local-first systemsEvidence runtimesVerification controlOperator safety boundaries

GitHub Activity

GitHub StatsTop Languages

View my full profile and repositories on GitHub

Operating Principles

  • Keep authority explicit — Apps, daemons, CLIs, and compilers need clear write boundaries.
  • Make claims reviewable — Evidence, support, contradiction, and quarantine state should be visible artifacts.
  • Prefer local-first control — User data, models, and system operations should stay local unless deliberately exported.
  • Separate support tiers — Canonical crates, satellite utilities, and research prototypes should not make the same claims.

Let's Build Something

I'm currently available for full-time roles, contract work, and interesting AI projects. If you're building something ambitious, let's talk.