AI Systems, Not Models: What Clare Kitching Gets Right
Everyone talks about AI models. Very few talk about AI systems. Clare Kitching has been saying this for years. StellarView is the proof she is right.
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Everyone talks about AI models. Very few talk about AI systems. Clare Kitching has been saying this for years. StellarView is the proof she is right.
Galaxies, Constellations, Cosmic Emissions, Space Dogs, Wormholes, and the Transporter Room. A funny, honest guide to why a development platform sounds like a NASA mission briefing.
What happens when you point StellarView's Space Lake at Andrej Karpathy's LLM wiki? Foundation Inversion meets one of the best-organized minds in AI.
Sonia von der Lippe wrote about the crucial role of ontology in composable enterprises. We built it. Seven domain ontologies. Classification before code. The foundation that makes everything else work.
The old roles are collapsing. BA, architect, dev, QA, ops: they are becoming one person. Here are the skills that person needs, and how StellarView makes each one practicable.
From a 15,000-word specification to 11 executable phases with 78 work units, architecture diagrams, and addressable gaps. The complete breakdown of how Big Bang works.
Every other developer platform assumes your code exists. StellarView creates it, verifies it, deploys it, and manages the client relationship around it. That is the gap.
The SolarScore story. Vibe Creator generates the foundation. Hydrate into a galaxy. Big Bang designs 7 phases. Miracle executes overnight. 334 files. Working database. Running API.
Skills are firm IP. A CRUD pattern built for one client becomes a launchpad for every future engagement. Inside StellarView's Skill Builder and HAL Template Studio.
Solo Principal managing four concurrent client galaxies on AWS. Ghost instances, Replicant deployments, Construct infrastructure. How Fleet keeps streams from dropping.