[ 001 / identity ] — principal engineer @ aws — founder, k8sgpt.ai

Alex Jones builds infrastructure for the agentic era.

Distributed systems, Kubernetes, and the machinery that lets AI run on real hardware. Everything below is open source, field tested, and in production somewhere it probably shouldn’t be.

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llmfit

flagship

k8sgpt

cncf project

v2.1

membrane paper

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creatorAlexsJones

llmfit

Hundreds of models & providers. One command to find what runs on your hardware.

k8sgpt

Giving Kubernetes superpowers to everyone — AI-powered cluster analysis and troubleshooting.

sympozium

The coordination layer for multi-agent AI — a Kubernetes-native synthetic membrane giving agents discovery, shared state, and governance as first-class primitives.

llmserve

A simple TUI for serving local LLM models. Pick a model, pick a backend, serve it.

kflow

Like top for Kubernetes networking.

llama-panel

A macOS llama-server command centre.

repo-steward

An autonomous agent for open-source repository management — triages issues, reviews PRs, escalates only the decisions that are yours.

k8sgpt-operator

Automatic SRE superpowers within your Kubernetes cluster — the operator for K8sGPT.

keychron-micro

Turn a Keychron Q0 Max into a scriptable macropad on Linux. Keys run scripts; the board lights up with what they are doing.

Rust0

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The Synthetic Membrane

paperJuly 2026

The Synthetic Membrane: A Coordination Layer for Multi-Agent AI Systems

Expanded position paper (v2.1) proposing a six-layer synthetic membrane architecture, drawing on biological analogues, distributed systems theory, and incident management doctrine.

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v1 · April 2026 · superseded

+ ICS/NIMS incident doctrine mapping+ security incident-response case study+ related-work survey & MAST evidence▼

v2.1 · July 2026 · current

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