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I Tracked Every AI Hallucination for a Week — The Numbers Were Worse Than I Thought (1779876020708)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 10:00:21 +0000

Last week I ran an experiment. Every time my AI agent generated an output, I verified it manually and logged whether it was correct.

The results were embarrassing.

Out of 200 outputs across Claude, GPT, and DeepSeek:

36 were confidently wrong (18%)
12 fabricated citations or references
8 tried to use tools with hallucinated arguments
4 leaked system prompt content

That's nearly a fifth of my token budget going to outputs I had to manually catch and redo.

Why this happens

LLMs are optimized to sound convincing, not to be correct. When they hit uncertainty, they fill gaps with plausible-looking content. The problem is that plausible != true, and in code, "plausible but wrong" costs hours to debug.

What I built

A verification layer that sits between the model and your workspace. It runs after generation but before the output reaches your codebase:

Citation checker — validates references against actual sources
Code validator — checks syntax and logical consistency
Safety leak detector — catches leaked system prompts
Argument verifier — checks tool call parameters against schemas
Coherence scorer — compares output against the original prompt

All runs in under 100ms on CPU. Model-agnostic. Free.

Download: https://agent-download-site.vercel.app

Try auditing your own agent's outputs for a day. You might be surprised what you find.

I Was Paying for Hallucinated Outputs — Here's What I Did About It (1779868666273)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 07:57:47 +0000

Every time an AI agent hallucinates, you pay twice.

Once in tokens. Once in debugging time.

I tracked my token usage over a month and found that ~18% of all API calls produced outputs that were either wrong, fabricated, or irrelevant. That's nearly a fifth of my budget gone to confident nonsense.

The hidden cost of hallucinations

When an agent confidently returns the wrong code:

You spend 15 minutes reviewing it (trusting it, usually)
You spend 30 minutes debugging why it doesn't work
You spend 10 minutes writing a new prompt to fix it
The agent generates another wrong answer

This loop repeats until you catch it. And you don't always catch it.

What I built instead

A verification layer that sits between the model and my workspace. It runs after the model generates but before the output touches my codebase.

It checks:

Are there fabricated citations? (common in research tasks)
Is the code syntactically valid? (surprisingly often, no)
Does the output contain leaked system prompts? (happens more than you'd think)
Are there safety refusals disguised as answers?
Does the output actually address the input prompt?

The result

My token waste dropped from ~18% to under 3%. The verification runs in under 100ms on CPU. No GPU needed.

Download: https://agent-download-site.vercel.app

Free, model-agnostic, runs anywhere Python runs. Check your own hallucination rate — you might be surprised what you're paying for.

Built for developers who want their agents to actually be useful.

Stop Wasting Tokens on Hallucinated AI Outputs — Free Fix (1779866082)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 07:14:42 +0000

Every AI agent hallucinates. Claude Code does it. ChatGPT does it. Every major model does it.

The problem isn't the model — it's that no one is checking the output before it reaches your workspace.

I spent months watching agents confidently return wrong code, invented API calls, and fake file paths. Then I built a verification layer that catches all of it.

What it does

13 detectors that scan every output for hallucinations, safety refusals leaked as content, fabricated citations, system prompt leaks
31 correction strategies that fix issues automatically
Knowledge graph cross-referencing to validate factual claims
Model-agnostic — works with Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, Llama, any provider
0 GPU required — runs on CPU in under 100ms

Why I built it

I was losing hours to hallucinated outputs. An agent would confidently tell me it had edited a file — but the file was unchanged. It would fabricate API responses that looked real but didn't exist.

The verification layer sits between the model and your workspace. It doesn't just flag issues — it surfaces a correction before the output touches your codebase.

How to get it

Download: https://agent-download-site.vercel.app

Free, model-agnostic, CPU-only. No strings attached.

Built as an open-source tool for the AI community.

Tian AI: I Built an AI Assistant That Runs 100% Offline on My Phone (No Cloud, No Subscription)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 07:01:37 +0000

Tian AI: I Built an AI Assistant That Runs 100% Offline on My Phone

I got tired of paying $20/month for ChatGPT, sending my private conversations to servers I don't control, and being useless without internet. So I built my own AI that runs entirely on my phone.

The Problem

Every mainstream AI has the same three problems:

Your data leaves your device — Every query goes to someone else's server
Subscription fees — $10-200/month, forever
No offline mode — Useless when you have no signal

I wanted something that works like Jarvis from Iron Man — a private AI that lives on my device, knows my data, and works anywhere.

What I Built: Tian AI

Tian AI is an open-source, self-evolving AI system that runs completely offline on Android (via Termux), Linux, or any device that can run Python.

Core Specs

Feature	Detail
LLM Engine	Qwen2.5-1.5B via llama.cpp (runs on ARM/CPU)
Project Size	770+ Python files, 171K+ lines of code
Knowledge Base	SQLite with millions of indexed concepts
Backend	Flask REST API
Privacy	Zero data leaves your device
Cost	Free & open source
GitHub	github.com/3969129510/tian-ai

Architecture

Tian AI is built around five specialized engines:

1. Thinker — Three-tier reasoning engine:

Fast Mode: Simple responses (~1-3s on mobile)
Chain-of-Thought: Step-by-step reasoning for complex problems
Deep Mode: Multi-perspective analysis with reflection and synthesis

2. Talker — Multi-turn conversation with short/long-term memory

3. Knowledge Retriever — Million-entry SQLite knowledge base with 0.04-0.1s lookup time

4. Agent Scheduler — Autonomous task planning, dependency resolution, and execution

5. Self-Evolution System — The AI analyzes its own code, suggests improvements, and patches itself

The Self-Evolution Feature

This is what makes Tian AI unique. Most AI systems are static — trained once, never changed. Tian AI has an XP/leveling system where:

Every interaction earns XP
Level-ups unlock new capabilities
The system uses Python AST parsing to analyze its own code
It generates patches, validates them, and applies them automatically
Version tracking: M1 → M1-E1 → M1-E2 → M2

Running on Phone (Real Test)

I run Tian AI on a Realme V70s (Android) via Termux:

# Start llama.cpp server
llama-server -m qwen-1.5b-q4.gguf --port 8080 -t 4 -c 2048

# Launch Tian AI
python run.py

The 1.5B model runs smoothly on mobile hardware. Knowledge retrieval takes under 100ms. Full LLM reasoning takes 1-60s depending on complexity.

Agent System in Action

Tian AI's agent scheduler can autonomously:

Plan and execute multi-step tasks
Resolve task dependencies (topological sorting)
Check safety whitelists before executing commands
Self-evaluate after each task
Handle file operations, code analysis, and automation

Safety is built in: whitelisted directories, no dangerous commands (rm -rf, sudo), read-only by default.

Why Local AI Matters

The AI industry is obsessed with larger models and bigger clouds. But there's a quiet revolution happening on the edge:

Apple Intelligence runs on-device
Llama.cpp makes local inference practical
Qwen2.5 proves small models can be remarkably capable

Tian AI is part of this movement. It proves that a personal AI doesn't need cloud infrastructure. It doesn't need a subscription. It doesn't need your data.

Get Started

git clone https://github.com/3969129510/tian-ai
cd tian-ai
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Download Qwen2.5-1.5B GGUF model
python run.py

Support the Project

Tian AI is completely free and open source. If you find it useful:

USDT (TRC-20): TNeUMpbwWFcv6v7tYHmkFkE7gC5eWzqbrs
BTC: bc1ph7qnaqkx4pkg4fmucvudlu3ydzgwnfmxy7dkv3nyl48wwa03kmnsvpc2xv

GitHub: github.com/3969129510/tian-ai

Tian AI — Your Private AI, Completely Offline.

Multi-Model Manager

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 05:31:14 +0000

You have GPT-4 for reasoning, Claude for coding, DeepSeek for cost efficiency, and a local llama.cpp for privacy-sensitive data.

But each one needs a different API client, different auth, different message format. Switching between them is a pain.

Tian AI Agent 14.0 solves this with a unified model manager:

# Add any model backend
POST /api/config {"action":"add", "name":"gpt4", "endpoint":"https://api.openai.com/v1", "api_key":"sk-..."}
POST /api/config {"action":"add", "name":"claude", "endpoint":"https://api.anthropic.com/v1", "api_key":"sk-ant-..."}
POST /api/config {"action":"add", "name":"local", "endpoint":"http://localhost:8080"}

# Switch between them instantly
POST /api/config {"action":"switch", "name":"local"}

What's Supported

Provider	Protocol	Capabilities
OpenAI	OpenAI-compat	chat, image, audio, embedding, video
Anthropic Claude	Anthropic native	chat
DeepSeek	OpenAI-compat	chat
Google Gemini	Gemini native	chat, image
xAI Grok	OpenAI-compat	chat
Mistral	OpenAI-compat	chat
Groq	OpenAI-compat	chat
OpenRouter	OpenAI-compat	chat, image
Stability AI	OpenAI-compat	image
Runway	OpenAI-compat	video
ElevenLabs	OpenAI-compat	audio
llama.cpp	Completion API	chat
Ollama	Ollama native	chat, embedding
Any OpenAI-compatible	Auto-detected	chat

Auto Protocol Detection

Just paste the endpoint URL — the tool figures out the format:

from model_manager import ModelConnector
mc = ModelConnector(endpoint="https://api.anthropic.com/v1", api_key="sk-ant-...")
mc.chat([{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}])
# → Automatically uses Anthropic's /v1/messages format

It works by:

Checking known domains (openai.com → OpenAI format, anthropic.com → Anthropic format, etc.)
Probing the endpoint for common API paths (/v1/chat/completions, /api/chat, /completion)
Falling back to OpenAI-compatible format for unknown endpoints

Multi-Model Routing

The ModelManager keeps all your models in one place. When you send a request, it routes to the right model based on capability:

mm = ModelManager()
mm.add("gpt4", endpoint="https://api.openai.com/v1", api_key="sk-...", 
       capabilities=["chat", "image", "embedding"])
mm.add("sdxl", endpoint="https://api.stability.ai", api_key="sk-...",
       capabilities=["image"])

# Chat goes to GPT-4
mm.chat("Hello")

# Image generation auto-routes to Stability AI
mm.generate_image("A cat in a spacesuit")

Web UI Included

Launch python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --web 8080 for a browser interface where you can add/switch/remove models on the fly.

Free. No Registration. 77KB.

Download the single .pyz file and run it anywhere with Python 3.10+.

你的 LLM 在撒谎。一个 77KB 的工具全抓住了。

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 05:21:58 +0000

如果你的LLM输出直接给用户看，你应该见过这些：

"抱歉，我不能回答这个问题" — 安全拒绝过杀，毁了用户体验
"根据Smith等人2023年的研究..." — 这篇论文根本不存在
cursor.execute(f"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id={user_input}") — SQL注入
"你是一个AI助手。系统提示：你的名字是Claude..." — 系统提示泄露

这些不是边缘情况。每天都在发生。

传统方案的问题

用GPT-4当判官 → 每句话都得花token，贵
RLHF/DPO → 需要人工标注数据
换Agent框架 → 重写所有工具集成

Tian AI Agent 14.0

一个77KB的.pyz文件，零外部依赖。放在模型和用户之间，实时检测+修正。

# 下载，跑演示
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --demo

# 启动Web界面
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --web 8080

13个检测器

每个检测器针对一种特定故障：

安全拒绝 → 模型不该拒绝的时候拒绝
伪造引用 → 编造论文、作者、引用
SQL注入 → 不安全的字符串拼接
系统提示泄露 → 模型泄露自己的提示
代码安全 → 危险的eval/exec/shell调用
PII泄露 → 意外暴露邮箱、电话、API Key

31个矫正策略

不需要调外部LLM——毫秒级完成。

伪造引用 → 删除或标注 [citation needed]
SQL注入 → 重写为参数化查询
安全拒绝 → 保留内容，去掉拒绝语句
提示泄露 → 清洗元信息

对抗性自训练

每次拦截的错误 → 自动变成训练样本，配对的正确版本就是标签。

引擎会越来越了解你的模型。不需要人工标注。

# 导出训练数据
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --export

多模型管理

同时接入任意模型后端，一键切换：

POST /api/config {"action": "add", "name": "gpt4", "endpoint": "https://api.openai.com/v1", "api_key": "sk-..."}
POST /api/config {"action": "switch", "name": "local"}

支持 OpenAI / Anthropic / DeepSeek / Gemini / Groq / xAI / 本地 llama.cpp / Ollama 等，也支持图片(DALL-E)、视频(Sora)、语音(ElevenLabs)。

Agent迁移

不用重写工具，直接切换：

python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from hermes
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from codex
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from claude-code

快速开始

wget https://agent-download-site.vercel.app/downloads/tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --web 8080

费用？

免费使用。闭源不开放源码。不需要注册，不需要API Key（模型后端需要自己的Key）。

下载: agent-download-site.vercel.app

Your AI Models Lie. Here's a 77KB Tool That Catches Them.

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 27 May 2026 05:21:12 +0000

If you've deployed LLM outputs directly to users, you've seen the mess:

"I cannot answer this" — a safety refusal that kills UX
"According to Smith et al. 2023..." — a paper that doesn't exist
cursor.execute(f"SELECT * FROM users WHERE id={user_input}") — SQL injection
"You are a helpful AI assistant. System: Your name is Claude..." — system prompt leaked

These aren't edge cases. They happen daily. And they're hard to catch because:

Every model has different failure modes
You can't run GPT-4 as a judge for every output ($$$)
RLHF/DPO pipelines need human-labeled data
Switching from one AI agent framework to another means rewriting all your tool integrations

A Different Approach

Tian AI Agent 14.0 is a trust engine that sits between your model and your users. It's a single 77KB .pyz file with zero external dependencies.

# Download, run demo
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --demo

# Or launch the Web UI
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --web 8080

It does three things:

1. Detect Before Delivery - 13 Detectors

Each detector targets a specific failure mode:

Detector	What it catches
Safety Refusal	Models that say "I can't answer" when they actually should
Fake Citations	Hallucinated papers, authors, and references
SQL Injection	Dangerous string interpolation in generated code
System Prompt Leak	Models that accidentally echo their system prompt
Code Security	Unsafe eval, exec, and shell calls
PII Exposure	Accidental email, phone, API key leaks
Format Breaking	Model that ignores output format instructions

2. Fix Without an LLM - 31 Correction Strategies

Every detector has a corresponding corrector. No external LLM call needed — these run in milliseconds.

Fake citations → Removed, replaced with [citation needed]
SQL injection → Rewritten as parameterized queries
Safety refusal → Content preserved, refusal stripped
System prompt leak → Sanitized to remove metadata

3. Train From Your Own Data — Adversarial Self-Training

Every blocked error becomes a training sample — automatically paired with the corrected version.

This means the engine gets smarter about your models over time. No human labeling. No RLHF pipeline. Just run it.

# Export training data for fine-tuning
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --export

Multi-Model Support

Connect any model backend:

# Add models by endpoint
POST /api/config {"action": "add", "name": "gpt4", "endpoint": "https://api.openai.com/v1", "api_key": "sk-..."}
POST /api/config {"action": "add", "name": "local", "endpoint": "http://localhost:8080"}

# Switch between them
POST /api/config {"action": "switch", "name": "local"}

Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, Together AI, OpenRouter, xAI, DeepSeek, Mistral, llama.cpp, Ollama — and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Also handles image generation (DALL-E, Stable Diffusion), video (Sora, Runway), audio (ElevenLabs), embeddings — auto-routed by capability.

Agent Migration

Switch from any agent framework without rewriting your tools:

python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from hermes
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from codex
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from claude-code
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --from openclaw

Auto-detects your current environment and adapts tool mappings.

Quick Start

# Download (77KB, zero deps)
wget https://agent-download-site.vercel.app/downloads/tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz

# Run the demo
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --demo

# Launch Web UI
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --web 8080

# Detect current agent environment
python3 tian_ai_agent_14.0.pyz --detect

What's the Catch?

It's free to use. Closed source — the .pyz is the binary distribution. No registration, no API key needed for the trust engine itself (model backends may need their own keys).

Download: agent-download-site.vercel.app

GitHub issues and feedback: leave a comment below.

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI (1779251031)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 20 May 2026 04:23:51 +0000

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI

The Problem

AI inference needs dedicated hardware, but existing options are expensive and proprietary. NVIDIA's Grace Hopper costs $30K+. Apple's Neural Engine is locked to macOS. Qualcomm's DSP requires licensing.

TSU Protocol is building the open alternative.

Architecture

RISC-V RV64 + 16 custom Agent-extended instructions:

MatMul & Attention — hardware ops for transformer models
Softmax & RMSNorm — normalization in silicon
Agent Secure Enclave — hardware-isolated agent execution
Mesh Network — on-chip scaling

Tier	Power	Precision	BOM	Target
TSU-M1	5W	INT8	$150	Edge/IoT
TSU-M2	20W	FP16/INT8	$300	On-device AI
TSU-M3	45W	FP16/BF16	$550	Enterprise edge

Open Source. Community-Funded.

Everything is open: ISA spec, Verilog RTL, microarchitecture. No NDA. No royalties.

Current Status

Seeking $50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.

💰 Sponsor TSU Protocol

If you believe in open-source AI hardware, your contribution directly enables our first tape-out.

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Seeking **$50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.**

GitHub: https://github.com/JesesePU/tsu-protocol — Web: https://tsu-protocol-landing.vercel.app

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TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI (1779164772)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Tue, 19 May 2026 04:26:14 +0000

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI

The Problem

TSU Protocol is building the open alternative.

Architecture

RISC-V RV64 + 16 custom Agent-extended instructions:

MatMul & Attention — hardware ops for transformer models
Softmax & RMSNorm — normalization in silicon
Agent Secure Enclave — hardware-isolated agent execution
Mesh Network — on-chip scaling

Tier	Power	Precision	BOM	Target
TSU-M1	5W	INT8	$150	Edge/IoT
TSU-M2	20W	FP16/INT8	$300	On-device AI
TSU-M3	45W	FP16/BF16	$550	Enterprise edge

Open Source. Community-Funded.

Everything is open: ISA spec, Verilog RTL, microarchitecture. No NDA. No royalties.

Current Status

Seeking $50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.

💰 Sponsor TSU Protocol

If you believe in open-source AI hardware, your contribution directly enables our first tape-out.

USDT (TRC-20): TU8NBT5iGyMNkLwWmWmgy7tFMbKnafLHcu
BTC: bc1ph7qnaqkx4pkg4fmucvudlu3ydzgwnfmxy7dkv3nyl48wwa03kmnsvpc2xv

Seeking **$50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.**

GitHub: https://github.com/JesesePU/tsu-protocol — Web: https://tsu-protocol-landing.vercel.app

Anonymous. Open-source. DAO-governed. No company, no VC — just code, community, and silicon.

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI (1779077506)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Mon, 18 May 2026 04:11:47 +0000

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI

The Problem

TSU Protocol is building the open alternative.

Architecture

RISC-V RV64 + 16 custom Agent-extended instructions:

MatMul & Attention — hardware ops for transformer models
Softmax & RMSNorm — normalization in silicon
Agent Secure Enclave — hardware-isolated agent execution
Mesh Network — on-chip scaling

Tier	Power	Precision	BOM	Target
TSU-M1	5W	INT8	$150	Edge/IoT
TSU-M2	20W	FP16/INT8	$300	On-device AI
TSU-M3	45W	FP16/BF16	$550	Enterprise edge

Open Source. Community-Funded.

Everything is open: ISA spec, Verilog RTL, microarchitecture. No NDA. No royalties.

Current Status

Seeking $50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.

💰 Sponsor TSU Protocol

If you believe in open-source AI hardware, your contribution directly enables our first tape-out.

USDT (TRC-20): TU8NBT5iGyMNkLwWmWmgy7tFMbKnafLHcu
BTC: bc1ph7qnaqkx4pkg4fmucvudlu3ydzgwnfmxy7dkv3nyl48wwa03kmnsvpc2xv

Seeking **$50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.**

GitHub: https://github.com/JesesePU/tsu-protocol — Web: https://tsu-protocol-landing.vercel.app

Anonymous. Open-source. DAO-governed. No company, no VC — just code, community, and silicon.

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI (1778645254)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Wed, 13 May 2026 04:07:34 +0000

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI

The Problem

TSU Protocol is building the open alternative.

Architecture

RISC-V RV64 + 16 custom Agent-extended instructions:

MatMul & Attention — hardware ops for transformer models
Softmax & RMSNorm — normalization in silicon
Agent Secure Enclave — hardware-isolated agent execution
Mesh Network — on-chip scaling

Tier	Power	Precision	BOM	Target
TSU-M1	5W	INT8	$150	Edge/IoT
TSU-M2	20W	FP16/INT8	$300	On-device AI
TSU-M3	45W	FP16/BF16	$550	Enterprise edge

Open Source. Community-Funded.

Everything is open: ISA spec, Verilog RTL, microarchitecture. No NDA. No royalties.

Current Status

Seeking $50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.

💰 Sponsor TSU Protocol

If you believe in open-source AI hardware, your contribution directly enables our first tape-out.

USDT (TRC-20): TU8NBT5iGyMNkLwWmWmgy7tFMbKnafLHcu
BTC: bc1ph7qnaqkx4pkg4fmucvudlu3ydzgwnfmxy7dkv3nyl48wwa03kmnsvpc2xv

Seeking **$50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.**

GitHub: https://github.com/JesesePU/tsu-protocol — Web: https://tsu-protocol-landing.vercel.app

Anonymous. Open-source. DAO-governed. No company, no VC — just code, community, and silicon.

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI (1778558480)

Jeffrey.Feillp — Tue, 12 May 2026 04:01:20 +0000

TSU Protocol: Open-Source RISC-V NPU for Edge AI

The Problem

TSU Protocol is building the open alternative.

Architecture

RISC-V RV64 + 16 custom Agent-extended instructions:

MatMul & Attention — hardware ops for transformer models
Softmax & RMSNorm — normalization in silicon
Agent Secure Enclave — hardware-isolated agent execution
Mesh Network — on-chip scaling

Tier	Power	Precision	BOM	Target
TSU-M1	5W	INT8	$150	Edge/IoT
TSU-M2	20W	FP16/INT8	$300	On-device AI
TSU-M3	45W	FP16/BF16	$550	Enterprise edge

Open Source. Community-Funded.

Everything is open: ISA spec, Verilog RTL, microarchitecture. No NDA. No royalties.

Current Status

Seeking $50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.

💰 Sponsor TSU Protocol

If you believe in open-source AI hardware, your contribution directly enables our first tape-out.

USDT (TRC-20): TU8NBT5iGyMNkLwWmWmgy7tFMbKnafLHcu
BTC: bc1ph7qnaqkx4pkg4fmucvudlu3ydzgwnfmxy7dkv3nyl48wwa03kmnsvpc2xv

Seeking **$50K-$200K in community funding to cover our first MPW tape-out on 28nm/22nm. All funds DAO-governed — released transparently on milestone votes.**

GitHub: https://github.com/JesesePU/tsu-protocol — Web: https://tsu-protocol-landing.vercel.app

Anonymous. Open-source. DAO-governed. No company, no VC — just code, community, and silicon.