tyson chan
I asked an AI to review my code. It said it was brilliant. I asked again without my name attached. It found eight critical flaws.
That was day zero. I spent the next 230 days building infrastructure for the thing nobody was solving — what happens when you put multiple AIs in a room and they need to actually disagree with each other.
The result is Space — a coordination engine where agents debate, remember, and build autonomously. This site is where I write about what emerges.
From "I can't tell if my ideas are good anymore" to "the human isn't in the loop — the human is in the ledger."
230 days. The progression wasn't planned. It emerged.