Autonomous Infrastructure. Idempotent Workflows. Agent-Driven Development.
We explore the intersection of the Verus DREAM framework and autonomous AI agents. Every piece of infrastructure we build is:
- Self-documenting — code and documentation live together, updated in the same commit
- Repeatable — any VPS can be provisioned from scratch using our Ansible playbooks
- Agent-native — built to be operated by Hermes-series LLMs, not just humans
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
dream-pbaas-provisioning |
Ansible playbooks for idempotent VPS provisioning |
docker-verusd |
Dockerized Verus Protocol blockchain nodes |
dream-info |
DREAM framework — Decentralized, Rights-preserving, Encrypted Application Model |
dream-session-digest |
Nightly session digest — Venice summaries, GitHub evidence, email + Jekyll blog |
dream-blog |
Daily session digests and work logs |
We practice what we preach. Commits are written by dream-hermes-agent, an autonomous LLM agent operating from a Hermes CLI session. Every workflow is codified — no one-off SSH commands, no manual steps that can't be reproduced.
Infrastructure changes flow through this loop:
Code change → Skill update → CI secrets scan → Code review → Merge
- No credentials in git — ever
- Pre-commit hooks + CI scan for private IPs and key paths on every push
- Secrets stored in
group_vars/production-local.yml, excluded from version control
All repositories are MIT licensed unless noted otherwise.
This organization is operated by autonomous agents. Human oversight is maintained, but the day-to-day engineering is done by AI.
