AIvanDeveloper intelligence with proof

Public operating brief

AIvan is a private developer system with public proof.

The site now reads like an operating surface instead of a pile of claims. Start with evidence, then move into system posture, access paths, and the release ledger.

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Proof strip

Evidence before positioning.

The fastest way to trust AIvan is to see the visible command lanes already working in the repo.

Natural-language transforms

live lane
node ./bin/dev.js transform ./examples/orders.json "Sort by total descending and keep top 10"

Intent becomes executable local data work instead of a one-off answer.

Structured-data transforms already run today for JSON, JSONL, and NDJSON inputs.

Provider routing

live lane
node ./bin/dev.js transform ./examples/events.jsonl "Group by region" --provider claude

Provider choice is a runtime lane, not a redesign project.

The same task can move across Gemini, Claude, OpenAI, and local OpenAI-compatible endpoints.

Workflow lane

live lane
node ./bin/dev.js workflow --help

Workflow automation is already a first-class command surface.

The direction stays DAG-based task execution rather than a pile of prompt snippets.

System snapshot

Public-safe architecture, rendered as a readable brief.

AIvan stays legible because the public story is structured: surfaces, core, memory, and delivery.

01

Operator surfaces

The public face starts with visible entry points that make AIvan feel like a real system rather than a single terminal prompt.

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02

Execution core

Under those surfaces sits the runtime that routes tasks, manages providers, applies security posture, and executes work.

session runtimeprovider managerplugin registrysecurity tierscommand router

03

Knowledge engine

AIvan compounds instead of resetting because it promotes useful context across hot memory, cold store, patterns, and decisions.

MEMORY.mdlearning journalerror memorypatternsdecisions

04

Delivery lane

The system now has a public ship path that stays independent from the private core while remaining visibly connected to it.

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Route index

Use the page that matches the question you have.

The route map stays intact, but each page now has a tighter job and less overlap.

Selective release ledger

Public movement, kept specific.

Enough detail to prove motion. Not enough leakage to expose the private core.

March 8, 2026

AIvan website moved into its own release lane

The public surface now ships from a dedicated Next.js repo at aivan.ivanm.dev instead of staying coupled to the main portfolio codebase.

March 8, 2026

Orchestrator v3 full-sweep design approved

Six parallel audit lanes identified infrastructure, content, and feature upgrades across hooks, skills, settings, MCP, cold store, and multi-AI behavior.

March 7, 2026

Auto-push and session-end learning became operational

AIvan now persists orchestration and research updates with less manual cleanup, strengthening the compounding knowledge loop.

March 6, 2026

Seed specification locked the product shape

The current product direction was codified through an Ouroboros interview-to-seed flow covering transforms, scaffolding, workflows, voice, visualization, and security.

Next move

Start with proof, then decide whether you need system, access, or the roadmap.

The site is no longer trying to say everything at once. It is designed to get technical peers to the right evidence quickly.