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Independent researcher · AI safety · reliable agents
My research focuses on coherence failures in long-horizon AI-agent workflows: memory conflicts, goal drift, false premises, causal contradictions and repair loops that stop too early. The work is independent, method-led and published through inspectable artefacts rather than institutional title claims.
Preprints are archived with stable identifiers, clear versioning and explicit claim boundaries.
Scenarios, judge prompts, wrapper logic and experiment artefacts are published for inspection and replication.
The core intervention has been tested across multiple model families rather than presented as a single-model anecdote.
Judge scores are being checked against human spot-ratings to test whether the automated measurement tracks actual repair quality.
Consolidated benchmark, runtime wrapper, cross-model replication and component ablation.
Interactive detect → repair → verify → stability loop, designed for a wider technical audience.
Open benchmark, wrapper, evaluation prompts and supporting artefacts.
Define detection, repair, verification and stability separately so a model cannot receive credit for an incomplete loop.
Test structural failures across memory, goals, premises, causality and cascading repair rather than one prompt pattern.
Remove components and repeat across model families to identify what is load-bearing and what is cosmetic.
Distinguish benchmark evidence from broader hypotheses about cognition, consciousness or general intelligence.
Thirteen scenarios, six structural failure types and the D×R×V×S repair-loop score.
Structured wrapper compared with generic retry across three LLM families.
Structural-dynamical framework and A-Test protocol.
Independent researcher means exactly that: the work is not presented as university-affiliated unless a specific collaboration is named. The credibility claim rests on methods, publication, openness and reproducibility.