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Records from building and running Newtype Slaves and Nexus: ledger numbers, design notes, and how three models work as one team.
Newtype Slaves Made Newtype Slaves — 5 Days of Work with OS/Role Distribution, Supervision/Review, and TestingPublished How a Newtype Slaves team built Newtype Slaves itself: 266 commits in five days, split by OS and role, with supervision, independent review and testing.Read ▶
How Three Models Worked as One Team — A Two-Day Record of Making "Proceed" ZeroPublished Two days of getting Claude, GPT and Gemini to work as one team on Nexus, cutting human "proceed" nudges from more than ten to zero with execution grants.Read ▶
The standard becomes what is widely used, not what is right — NMCP Diffusion StrategyPublished · Updated Standards win by use, not by being right: six principles for spreading NMCP, from communication before control to an open spec and connector listings.Read ▶
How to Make Nexus an MCP Tool — Step-by-Step PlanPublished · Updated A plan in Steps 0–6, from a stdio MCP server to HTTP transport and standard auth, for exposing Nexus as MCP tools so any MCP client can join under delegation.Read ▶
MCP vs NMCP, Which is Superior?Published · Updated MCP standardizes how models connect to tools. NMCP extends it with delegation, so each call is checked against who delegated what. A side-by-side comparison.Read ▶