Lab
Short notes on repos, code, releases and the ecosystem. What we built, what we rolled back, and what we wrote down.
SFTP first, Wemazu after that
atypisch.org goes live the old-fashioned way. Git deploy via Wemazu comes next. That order is deliberate.
Simezu is wired into everything
One login, one payment layer, one session model. That is not architecture theatre. It is how we stopped doing the same work three times.
What moved in the repos this month
Six public repositories, four of them with real commits. A short note on what actually shipped.
Rozuro reads receipts through Soriku
Billing is live. Receipts go through our own AI layer, not through a random SaaS that keeps a copy.
Akyru Code Light 7b clears the first benchmark
Our own open model under Soriku. 7b is good enough to start. 14b is next.
Why our CMS core stays a monolith
We split Modular into separate services twice and rolled it back twice. This is what we measured.
AGPL because leaving has to be possible
Open source is not a marketing line for us. It is the exit plan we give our clients on day one.
Three apps, one foundation
Wemazu, Rozuro and Sumezi each have their own domain. None of them gets its own login, payment stack or content model.
Sumezi: newsletters without Mailchimp
Lists, sends and automations on our own stack, with Simezu for identity and Soriku where it helps.
Soriku keeps the prompt at home
An AI layer that defaults to local models, and only leaves the building when you say so.