The open-source alternative to Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard (MHS). A vendor-neutral driver specification for AI agents to securely interact with robotics and lab equipment.
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Source-available, measurement-first pulsed-energy testbed for tri-sector storage/discharge control, derated storage, phase authority, sensor-truth checks, energy accounting, kill criteria, evidence bundles, and human-reviewed scale-up gates.
power-electronics testbed energy-storage systems-engineering experimental-physics fault-isolation source-available supercapacitors failure-modes pulsed-power tri-sector phase-control sensor-validation runtime-assurance energy-accounting evidence-bundles safety-gates measurement-first pulsed-energy hardware-safety
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A custom-designed robotics Power Supply Unit (PSU) featuring multi-rail buck regulation, remotely switchable outputs, current monitoring, and a hardware E-Stop loop.
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Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for DG-LAB Coyote hardware, enabling AI agent control in Cursor, Claude Desktop, and OpenCode.
nodejs agent npm typescript mcp websocket opencode cursor agents codex coyote github-actions dglab claude-desktop agentic-ai model-context-protocol hardware-safety
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Prime-facing profile README for Blackglass Continuum runtime assurance and evidence systems.
ai reliability-engineering sre systems-engineering ai-agents evidence runtime-assurance mission-assurance blackglass hardware-safety
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Safety and audit guard for physical hardware tools in DeepSeek Harness
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Public evidence index for Blackglass Continuum runtime assurance artifacts, claim boundaries, and procurement-safe proof summaries.
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