The Scratch Pad

Where concepts become SpeakQL before they become code.

The Lab/The Scratch Pad

What is SpeakQL?

SpeakQL is pseudo-code that communicates intent without revealing architecture. Like T-SQL that speaks before it executes. The concept is public — timestamped, attributed, open for community discussion. The implementation is ours until we are ready to ship it. Follow along. Add your thinking. Watch ideas become real.

In Formation

PBOM — Prompt Bill of Materials

Every prompt registered, hashed, and verified before execution. A cryptographic provenance layer for AI interactions. PBOM could revolutionize AI security — the concept is here, the implementation is being built.

SpeakQL

PBOM.register(prompt)
  .hash(SHA256)
  .verify(signature)
  .execute() // only if verified
  .log(provenance)
AI SecurityZero TrustProvenanceCryptography
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In Formation

Zero Trust AI

Capability constraints enforced by design, not policy. In traditional Zero Trust you verify identity. In Zero Trust AI you verify intent, capability, and provenance — at every step, for every action.

SpeakQL

ZeroTrust.agent(agent)
  .verify(identity)
  .constrain(capabilities)
  .require(confirmation, for: "consequential")
  .audit(every_action)
Zero TrustAgent SecurityCapability ConstraintsAudit
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Recursive Validation — RAG to the 9th

Nine recursions minimum to eliminate hallucination and surface convergent signal. Based on Tesla's 3-6-9 principle. The namesake of RAG9. Bias is signal — catalog it, find the center, show integrity.

SpeakQL

RAG9.query(input)
  .recurse(minimum: 9)
  .catalog(bias)
  .find(center, wings)
  .converge(signal)
  .return(truth_with_context)
Recursive RAGHallucination EliminationBias as SignalConvergence
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