Show HN: I built a 0.07ms Python firewall to stop AI hallucinations

Category: ai-ml

Tags: ai-agents, memory, privacy, specification, personal-assistant

Score: 4.0/10 (Innovation: 6, Technical: 3, Documentation: 4, Utility: 3)

The Exogram Protocol RFC describes an ambitious architecture for a personal AI assistant with memory, privacy routing, and agentic tool use. It combines ideas like spreading activation memory, two-tier privacy routing, and a '0.07ms pre-mutation gate' to prevent harmful actions. However, the repository appears to be a specification/RFC rather than runnable code, with the actual SDK hosted elsewhere, and claims are not independently verifiable.

Target audience: AI researchers and engineers interested in agent architectures and personal AI systems

Repository: https://github.com/Richard-Ewing/exogram-protocol-rfc · 3 stars

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