AI AUTOMATION / PROTOTYPE ENGINEERING

Working AI prototypes,
built to be tested.

KACM1 Network helps startups and small teams turn a defined workflow or product idea into focused, testable software—with clear scope, source code, and practical handoff.

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FOCUS
AI WORKFLOW AUTOMATION
SPRINT
10 BUSINESS DAYS
DELIVERY
SOURCE + HANDOFF
LIVE TOPOLOGY PUBLIC NODE
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WHAT KACM1 BUILDS

Three paths from idea to evidence.

Start with one defined workflow or product question. The work stays narrow enough to test, inspect, and make a responsible next decision.

01

AI workflow automation

Map repetitive knowledge work and prototype a focused assistant, document pipeline, or agent-supported operation.

ROUTE / 01
02

Prototype engineering

Turn a defined product or technical question into working software that a real team can inspect and test.

ROUTE / 02
03

Practical systems

Connect TypeScript, Rust, cloud infrastructure, and programmable networks where the outcome requires more than a demo.

ROUTE / 03

PUBLIC RECORDS

Work you can trace.

No black-box portfolio claims. Open a record, inspect the source, and follow the work at its real stage.

REC.001PUBLIC

borjax-mono

The public TypeScript monorepo for Kacm Network experiments across AI agents, distributed training, and Solana infrastructure.

TYPESCRIPTMITORIGINAL
REC.002PUBLIC

display-layout-editor

A Rust project in the network index—kept visible as source, status, and implementation evolve.

RUSTMITORIGINAL
REC.003PUBLIC

HoopsLink

A streamlined pickup basketball organizer for finding games and managing attendance without the usual chaos.

TYPESCRIPTMITORIGINAL
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OPERATING PROTOCOL

Proof before polish.

KACM1 is shaped around a simple idea: public technical work becomes more useful when its status, limits, and source are visible.

Read the protocol →
  1. 01Link claims to artifacts.
  2. 02Name experiments honestly.
  3. 03Credit upstream work.
  4. 04Keep the source inspectable.

PROJECT INTAKE

One workflow. One useful outcome.

Send the current process, desired result, timeline, and budget range. The first response will tell you whether a focused audit or prototype sprint is a sensible fit.

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