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Correcting last week’s opam-repo-ci overlay, running day10 alongside OBuilder on every job, and fixing the Windows sparse-file error at its source. Plus Tessera tiles dispatched in Zarr order, and a C11 compiler written by Claude Fable that builds OCaml.
Tessera v2 beta2 smooths space at the cost of time, new Pembroke Associate Scholars, Scrutineer's git remediation workflow, paying the Windows tax, and retiring AI disclosure metadata.
Finally, a benchmark that compares day10 with obuilder, making day10 die cleanly and porting opam-repo-ci. Plus Tessera MODIS results showing reduced temporal stability.
Deploying Alpha-Omega's Scrutineer on a VM, driving its scans with a local GLM 5.3 on my Mac Studio, and thinking through practical workflows
Using a SQL Database to serve the data for our CRUD API
Tessera v1.1 now also synced to Source Cooperative but we're short on GPUs for v2, Scrutineer security scans driven by a local GLM, PROPL 2026 videos are live, and TDM reservations in OCaml for Evidence TAP.
Testing day10 on the RISC-V path in OCaml-CI, diagnosing failed Windows containerd commits, and measuring the Tessera / Microsoft Planetary Computer download bottleneck.
TESSERA v2 beta embeddings are in the TZE explorer, security embargoes being outrun by agents, opam packages now need humans behind them, prometheus and eio releases
