Jev Still Has to Earn Its Place
A promising decision engine meets the harder test: whether it removes enough real work to deserve a place in an AI workflow.
Read article →I'm Sekou. Twenty years turning business strategy into distributed systems, from multi-region networks and disaster recovery to agent infrastructure and local model serving. This is where I think out loud about that work: the trade-offs, the failures, and what actually held up in production.
Sekou M. Doumbouya, infrastructure/cloud architecture leader. Not the basketball player.
01. Writing
Essays on systems design, infrastructure leadership, and AI workloads.
A promising decision engine meets the harder test: whether it removes enough real work to deserve a place in an AI workflow.
Read article →From Huihui and ThinkingCap to Swift-1.5: the recipe changes, benchmarks, and everyday experience behind my latest RTX 5090 setup.
My wife and friends could not test my experiments without installing an app. Five days, two coding agents, and one gateway later, they could. The build, told from the friction forward.
I ran official Qwen3.8 27B BF16 and FP8 side by side, then changed one serving knob at a time. The fastest result was not the whole story.
02. Proof of Impact
A few case studies, when you want the receipts behind the writing.
Coding harnesses can point at a local model, but most routers decide by static model names, costs, or regexes. That is not enough for agent work. A model can return clean JSON that is still semantically wrong, and a bad plan can poison an entire run without throwing an error.
Read case study →Multiple AI coding agents and the humans supervising them increasingly work the same plan at the same time, but the tools they coordinate through (GitHub Issues, markdown conventions, chat history) store free-form text, claim work by label or a chat message, and enforce nothing when two agents grab the same task. Worse, when an agent reports a task complete, nothing verifies the claim. Status outranks evidence, which is exactly backwards for autonomous or weakly-supervised runners.
Read case study →A 100% TypeScript engine on Bun that runs Claude-powered agent tasks with conversation-level checkpointing, pluggable sandboxes, and a 27-tool MCP server.
Read case study →03. Community
Thought leadership, community, and open source.
Interested in AI infrastructure, platform engineering, or just want to connect? I'm always happy to talk shop.
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