Scribble comes online, faster VM boots, llm-proxy v0.2.0
This was the week Prime Radiant’s Slack presence started to take shape — the assistant bot landed its first real orchestrator, the microVM stack roughly halved its boot time, and llm-proxy cut a Loki-export release.
The week in numbers
- 9 repos active (4 featured, 5 also shipped)
- 126 commits
- 6 merged PRs
- +38,458 / −4,056 lines
- 7 commit identities
- 1 tagged release
Featured
prime-radiant-inc/scribble
A Slack-native assistant bot — the coworker that lives in the workspace.
68 commits +20,926 −2,490Scribble landed its first real orchestrator across a sixty-eight-commit week: a text-file StateStore (SQLite retired for EFS compatibility), an AttentionTracker for engagement, and a three-stage message pipeline (classify → extract → assemble). A wiki-editing toolset arrived with a “WikiGardener” that proposes maintenance and waits for confirmation, Linear ticketing came in over the StreamLinear MCP, structured JSON logging and OpenTelemetry metrics went in, and the bot moved onto Claude Sonnet 4.5. Jesse Vincent drove nearly all of it, with one commit from Drew Ritter.
prime-radiant-inc/stockyard
A microVM-orchestration daemon — ZFS-backed, Flintlock-driven Firecracker VM management over a gRPC API.
17 commits +4,012 −95With the foundation in place, the week went to boot performance — cutting VM boot from roughly 6.2s to 3.1s by starting stockyard-init earlier and auditing systemd as the bottleneck — plus Tailscale node pre-registration so VMs come up already on the network. Sole contributor: Jesse Vincent.
prime-radiant-inc/llm-proxy
A Go reverse proxy that sits in front of LLM APIs and logs the traffic.
13 commits 🏷 v0.2.0 +5,503 −94Shipped v0.2.0, adding Loki log export with async batching and a MultiWriter fan-out, a /health/loki endpoint, and config auto-discovery — thirteen commits from Drew Ritter, who also updated the Homebrew tap to match.
Also shipped
prime-radiant-inc/scenarios
A prompt-injection test suite for LLM agents.
4 commits +1,363 −0Began as a prototype built on llm --functions — four commits from Simon Willison laying down the first spec and docs.
obra/superpowers
An agentic skills framework and software-development methodology.
17 commits 6 PRs +943 −746Reached v4.1.0 and v4.1.1 — fixes to use_skill agent context, an instruction-priority hierarchy, Windows hook execution for Claude Code 2.1.x, and native-skills work for opencode. Alongside Jesse Vincent’s fourteen commits, the week drew three outside contributors: Daniel E., oribarilan, and vmotta8.
A pair of one-commit changes rounded out the week: superpowers-chrome picked up a Linux/WSL2 display-configuration guide from outside contributor DanMoraes, and superpowers-marketplace and homebrew-tap tracked the superpowers and llm-proxy version bumps (the tap from Drew Ritter).