I work on runtime architecture and execution models for long-running, stateful and cognitively-augmented software systems.
My focus is not on models, prompts, or benchmarks, but on
how systems execute, evolve, and remain governable over time.
I approach AI-enabled systems as software systems first: execution is explicit, authority is enforced at runtime level, and behavior remains observable, auditable, and replayable.
- Runtime-first system design
- Execution governance & lifecycle control
- Event-derived and replayable state
- Capability-based side-effect management
- Observability, traceability & audit
- Agent-oriented execution environments
This work sits at the intersection of
systems engineering · distributed systems · AI infrastructure.
ICE is an ongoing research and engineering effort exploring how to build:
- explicit and governed execution environments
- deterministic and replayable cognitive processes
- memory as a validated, inspectable artifact
- strict separation between inference and authority
ICE is not a framework and not a product.
It is a runtime architecture and execution model.
📘 Documentation & RFCs
https://francescomaiomascio.github.io/ice-docs/
https://github.com/francescomaiomascio/ice-docs
Models perform inference.
Runtimes decide what is allowed to happen.
Complexity is not something to hide.
It is something to structure, constrain, and observe.
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Python |
C |
Bash |
Linux |
Arch |
Git |
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Docker |
Kubernetes |
Nginx |
CI/CD |
GitHub |
VS Code |
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PostgreSQL |
Redis |
Kafka |
GraphQL |
Prometheus |
Grafana |
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OpenTelemetry |
Elasticsearch |
RabbitMQ |
gRPC |
OpenAPI |
Jupyter |
This is independent, long-term research.
If you are interested in runtime-level system design, execution governance, and infrastructure for intelligent systems: