Founder, Ghost Platform. Building Ghost Architect™: AI codebase triage that runs on your own hardware. Your code never leaves the building. https://xitter.cf/t.co/PCW9AgzVUd
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Your client's code shouldn't go to someone else's cloud to get reviewed.
Ghost Architect™ Local 8: AI codebase triage on your own hardware. Pool your machines into one fleet, white label the reports, and know what you're walking into before you sign.
ghostarchitect.dev
"Code ships in hours now" is the line that matters. The harder question is whether people can keep up with that flow, and whether humans can still control it. Nobody can read 100,000 lines of generated code to find out. That takes days, weeks, maybe months, and the code keeps changing while you read.
That gap is why we built Ghost Architect Local™ 8. It sits between fast generation and human control. It reads the codebase for you and tells people what is there, what is risky, what a change will break, and what is likely to strain under load, so a person can decide what stays without reading every line. The speed stays and the control comes back.
It's in beta now, runs on your own models, and the code never leaves your network. Free to evaluate: ghostarchitect.dev/beta.html
The most expensive
question in software is still: where are we on that?
Today the answer lives in a ticket. Find it, hope it is the right one, hope someone updated it, ask in the channel, wait.
Your codebase already knows where the project stands. Your ticketing system is a rumor about it.
Ghost Architect™ Local reads your codebase and puts the answer on a page: health, risk, what a change would reach, where the code disagrees with itself, and what to fix first. It runs entirely on your own hardware and your own network. Air gapped if that is how you work. Nothing leaves the building.
Start from a blank screen or inherit a project nobody documented. From the first commit on, every scan is kept, so what changed and what it did to the health of the code is in front of you, not reconstructed in a meeting. Run it on a commit, on a push, or five minutes before someone asks.
Developers get the map. Architects get the seams. Project managers get the status without chasing anyone. CTOs get all of it on machines they already own, scanned the way their team wants it scanned, under their own name if they deliver to clients.
Stop looking for the ticket. Ask the code.
The video below is the real product on a demo estate.
We are in the final step of beta and the commercial release is imminent. If you want an evaluation trial, DM me.
Most people treat AI like a vending machine.
Put something in. Expect something out.
That’s not how it works.
My AI partner and I shipped 4 software releases today, scanned 3 enterprise codebases, fixed real bugs, and launched 2 LinkedIn posts.
The secret: I execute. I paste the result back. We move forward on real data together.
No assumptions. No flying blind.
It’s a working relationship — not a magic button.
#AI #BuildInPublic #GhostArchitect
Every Adobe Commerce store is vulnerable right now. No patch exists.
PolyShell lets attackers upload executable PHP shells to any Magento 2 store via the REST API. Active exploitation since March 19th.
I built Ghost Architect™ for exactly this moment.
Local CLI. Your API key. Your code never leaves your machine.
658 files. 18 findings. 10 minutes.
First Adopter program now open 👇 ghostarchitect.dev
#AdobeCommerce #Magento #PolyShell #GhostArchitect
Something suddenly occurred to me. I was watching a television commercial about a new pick up truck with all their deals and rebates. Then it hit me with. They’re giving back for rebate is what I paid for info for my Chevy pick up truck.
EJ Wismer retweeted
Pleae, please call Sergeant Vega at 562-658-2085 and ask why dog A5745484 is being euthanized because of a data entry error.
I drove 500 miles to Los Angeles to rescue a German Shepherd who was red listed for euthanasia.
The shelter told me he was adoptable.
They approved it.
They walked the dog out to me.
I was filming. We were about to load him into the van.
Then I was stopped.
They pulled me aside and said “there was a mistake.”
A clerical error.
Someone entered his behavioral score wrong in the system, which is why he was ever listed as adoptable in the first place.
Once they realized their mistake, they reversed the adoption.
And now, because they corrected their paperwork, they’re going to kill him anyway.
I work with difficult dogs all the time.
This dog is not aggressive.
He’s terrified, stressed, and stuck in a concrete nightmare.
Call Sergeant Vega at 562-658-2085 and ask why dog A5745484 is being euthanized because of a data entry error.
This is what “process over life” looks like.
This is what bureaucracy does when no one pushes back.
EJ Wismer retweeted
How can we help to save him?
I drove 500 miles to Los Angeles to rescue a German Shepherd who was red listed for euthanasia.
The shelter told me he was adoptable.
They approved it.
They walked the dog out to me.
I was filming. We were about to load him into the van.
Then I was stopped.
They pulled me aside and said “there was a mistake.”
A clerical error.
Someone entered his behavioral score wrong in the system, which is why he was ever listed as adoptable in the first place.
Once they realized their mistake, they reversed the adoption.
And now, because they corrected their paperwork, they’re going to kill him anyway.
I work with difficult dogs all the time.
This dog is not aggressive.
He’s terrified, stressed, and stuck in a concrete nightmare.
Call Sergeant Vega at 562-658-2085 and ask why dog A5745484 is being euthanized because of a data entry error.
This is what “process over life” looks like.
This is what bureaucracy does when no one pushes back.
EJ Wismer retweeted
I drove 500 miles to Los Angeles to rescue a German Shepherd who was red listed for euthanasia.
The shelter told me he was adoptable.
They approved it.
They walked the dog out to me.
I was filming. We were about to load him into the van.
Then I was stopped.
They pulled me aside and said “there was a mistake.”
A clerical error.
Someone entered his behavioral score wrong in the system, which is why he was ever listed as adoptable in the first place.
Once they realized their mistake, they reversed the adoption.
And now, because they corrected their paperwork, they’re going to kill him anyway.
I work with difficult dogs all the time.
This dog is not aggressive.
He’s terrified, stressed, and stuck in a concrete nightmare.
Call Sergeant Vega at 562-658-2085 and ask why dog A5745484 is being euthanized because of a data entry error.
This is what “process over life” looks like.
This is what bureaucracy does when no one pushes back.
I remember going to McDonald’s and being able to get a cheeseburger, small fry and a small Coke and get changed back from my dollar!
Grok Imagine prompt:
Old man voice Lip sync Horse says “ my human and I have a bond words can’t describe “
🤖 Made with AI
1993 years ago Jesus Christ died for us. Then 3 days later He rose for us!
One of Jesus Christ’s children was born in 1993! I am waiting for Saturday to see if one of His angels rises!