Blog

The blog is the short public record for why the vespid project is taking its current shape and what architectural decisions matter before the prototype grows more surfaces.

Featured post

Why vespid.ai now centers on vespid

Why the public site stopped introducing multiple disconnected ideas and now routes everything through one public repository and one concrete HTTP runtime story.

site focus public repo single narrative

Project

Read the project page

Open the project page when a post depends on repository scope, trust boundaries, or public entry points.

Documentation

Move to the durable docs

Use the docs when a blog idea becomes reusable reference material instead of one-time launch context.

2 published posts The blog stays small on purpose so each post explains a decision that affects the current public prototype.

1 public repo Every post should point back to the same repository and the same HTTP runtime assumptions.

2 adjacent hubs Project and docs are the neighboring reading paths when a post needs implementation detail or stable reference.

Recent posts

The current vespid context

These posts explain why the public site now focuses on the vespid repository and why the project keeps ordinary HTTP ahead of adapter-specific product surfaces.

Refocus

Why the site now centers on vespid

Read this first if you want the public-site decision and what changed in the narrative layer.

Architecture

Why ordinary HTTP comes before adapters

Read this if you want the design reason behind the HTTP-first, contract-first posture.

Reference

Move to the docs

Use the docs when a lesson becomes stable enough to guide future work on the prototype.

Reading path

Start with the project

Open vespid first if a post depends on actual repository scope or trust-boundary assumptions.

Then use the docs

Use Documentation when a post becomes reusable guidance instead of historical context.

Then return to implementation

Move back to the repo when the question is about code, tests, or runtime behavior rather than public framing.