Research archive

Research reports organized for people, search engines, and answer systems.

Browse stable topic categories and open each Markdown report as a normal formatted HTML page. Every indexable report is reachable through ordinary site navigation and the XML sitemap.

2,880 indexable reports across 15 categories. 323 sensitive reports are available only through search and are excluded from categories and sitemaps.

How to review Michael

Choose the right depth before opening the archive.

Use this path to keep raw reports in research context and promote only reviewed evidence.

30 seconds

Positioning scan

Confirm the headline role, strongest proof answer, and exact claim boundary before reading the broader archive.

2 minutes

Recruiter path

Use the concise resume, current contact path, and role-level experience timeline to qualify fit quickly.

Search-only boundary

Sensitive research stays searchable, not browsable.

Reports containing lucifer, antichrist, anti-christ, armageddon, standalone christ, or jesus are excluded from category navigation and sitemaps unless directly searched for. Embedded words such as Christian or Christmas are not hidden by the standalone christ rule.

That boundary keeps the Reports archive useful for research retrieval without turning sensitive or theological research terms into public portfolio proof.

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Report categories

These category pages contain ordinary links to every indexable report.

AI Wikis / Agentic Web

AI-ready knowledge systems, agentic websites, wikis, knowledge graphs, and machine-readable web architecture.

472 reports

Angular / TypeScript / RxJS

Angular, TypeScript, RxJS, front-end architecture, accessibility, and browser delivery research.

18 reports

Runtime

Local model runtimes, inference, GGUF, llama.cpp, Rust, WebAssembly, and performance research.

560 reports

UAIX / AI Memory / Handoff

UAIX, UAI memory, project handoff, file handoff, agent continuity, and governance research.

116 reports

How to use this archive

Research is discoverable; claims remain evidence-bound.

The archive supports research retrieval, comparison, technical review, and AI-assisted maintenance. Report content remains research material until a reviewed source is promoted into Architecture Notes, case studies, or portfolio evidence.

Search is intentionally separate from navigation: its terms are submitted in the request body, while categories, reports, and the browser address remain on durable, query-free paths.