Semantic Entity Resolution Without LLM: When Cosine > 0.92 Is Enough
How a three-level resolver cuts entity deduplication costs by 85% by reserving LLM calls for the 5% of cases that actually need them.
Building in public. Lessons from shipping AI products solo.
How a three-level resolver cuts entity deduplication costs by 85% by reserving LLM calls for the 5% of cases that actually need them.
How to build a production knowledge graph on PostgreSQL using recursive CTEs, pgvector, and RRF fusion — without touching Neo4j.
Why overwriting facts destroys institutional memory — and how bi-temporal storage preserves the full history of what you knew and when you knew it.
Why most teams build Switch Formula from guesses — and how to extract it from Knowledge Graph data instead.
How combining 26 JTBD data points with a Knowledge Graph turns manual research coding into real-time autopilot.
How a four-layer Knowledge Graph architecture makes every AI-generated statement verifiable — so you can trace any claim back to its source interview.
I built 38 features into a Knowledge Graph system. One active user. Here's what went wrong and what I'm doing differently.
How a four-layer knowledge graph transforms scattered research into organizational memory that persists across teams and projects.
How a four-step pipeline using embeddings, semantic search, and bi-temporal storage automatically detects when new facts conflict with old ones.
An AI agent skipped 147 lines of docs, triggered six cascading failures, and cost $50 to fix. Here is how Factory OS turns disasters into rules.
1083 nodes, 388 edges, and 769 nodes with zero connections. How I found the problem and got orphan rate down from 71% to 53%.
Knowledge Graph v2, Competitive Intelligence, Trend Monitoring — 38 capabilities, 22 commits, ~6500 lines of code, zero manual writing by the CEO.
14 tests passed. 3 critical bugs survived. Here is the audit checklist that catches what tests miss.
50 concurrent users, free tier exhausted in 2 minutes. The architecture that keeps uptime at 100% for $2.40/month.
RAG is great for finding text. Product research requires understanding relationships. Here is why I built a methodology-native Knowledge Graph instead.
Forgets things. Skims long documents. Gets sloppy under load. Doubles down on mistakes. The cognitive failure catalog — and what to do about it.
Every error correction adds tokens to the context. Those tokens bias the next response. The fix is architectural, not conversational.
Five agents at 95% accuracy each. Joint accuracy: 67%. Every third report contains an error. The fix is verification loops, not better prompts.
The most powerful AI use case isn't for engineers — it's for experienced managers who can instantly spot when something is wrong.
Five independent API modules that handle the infrastructure every AI product has to rebuild from scratch — so you can build the actual product instead.
Building AICPO — a product research platform with 31 interconnected subsystems — without writing a single line of code manually.
A methodology for AI-native development — 15 specialized roles, 40+ explicit rules, and independent quality gates that make autonomous coding reliable.
Career path: PUNKT E (revenue x5.7) to Mafin (scaling) to why I went solo and what Factory OS enables.
Why 'the AI thinks so' is the worst argument in product research — and how a knowledge graph makes every recommendation traceable to specific user words.
The difference between AI-assisted and AI-native development — and why restructuring how work gets done matters more than which model you use.
Most AI chats route every message through the same expensive model. A two-tier routing system cuts costs dramatically while keeping response quality the same.
How I shipped 6 AI products with zero employees, $15/month infrastructure, and an AI agent factory that does most of the work.
A breakdown of all 9 products: what each does, the tech stack, and what it costs to run and maintain.
Most AI products run on static prompts that never change. Here's how to build a feedback loop that automatically improves prompt quality every week.
Three levels of AI in software development — autocomplete, AI-IDE, and AI team — and when each one makes sense.
Every tool and service I use to run 6 AI products. Total infrastructure cost: $15/month. Here is what works, what breaks, and when to upgrade.
87% of Russian companies plan to adopt AI. 10% have. The gap isn't technology — it's approach. A practical framework for going from pilot to transformation.
Inside Factory OS: a custom AI agent orchestration system with 15 roles that builds, tests, and deploys code autonomously.