The Secret Sauce: MCP + CoT

The researchers introduced a two-part framework of Spatiotemporal activity generation AI that I found particularly elegant to implement on my rig: On my Ubuntu machine, I simulated the six MCP categories described in the paper: temporal management, spatial navigation, environmental perception, personal memory, social collaboration, and experience evaluation. Implementation the Spatiotemporal activity generation AI: Running the Parallel … Read more

The Challenge: Diagnosing the “Black Box”

Data-driven diagnosis CPS forever! Most diagnostic tools need a “digital twin” or a massive library of “how it looks when it breaks.” But what if you don’t have that? The researchers proposed a system that only requires: On my Ubuntu rig, I set out to see if my dual RTX 4080s could identify root causes in a simulated water … Read more

Tuning the Vision: How I Implemented Multimodal Instructions for Better Images

Text-to-Image Optimization – we’ve all been there: you type a complex prompt into a stable diffusion model, and it ignores half of your instructions. It understands “a cat,” but it struggles when you say, “make the cat look slightly to the left, but keep the lighting from the previous frame.” The issue isn’t the model’s … Read more

Designing the Invisible Web: Why I’m Building for Agents, Not Humans

As a DIY researcher, I’ve spent countless hours trying to get LLM agents to navigate websites. It’s usually a mess. You feed the agent a massive DOM tree or a high-res screenshot, and the model struggles to “see” the button it needs to click. That’s because the web was built for eyes and fingers—not for … Read more