Nix

A persistent agent, not a disposable chatbot.

The operator-facing AI identity woven across the tinyblue ecosystem. Self-hosted, route-aware, with conversation memory and explicit grounding about what it knows.

Nix sits on top of the same self-hosted stack used everywhere else and acts more like a persistent collaborator than a marketing widget.

The chat UX makes that clearer with route-aware context, safer rendering, conversation persistence, and explicit grounding notes so the system feels honest about what it knows — and what it doesn't.

Same name as dellr630, the fleet master, on purpose: that box holds the durable record. Nix is what activates it into a working session.

Current focus
  • Tightening the tinyblue portfolio into a better conversion funnel.
  • Building the Nix V3 private synthesis layer: native app, Swift bridge, passkeys, voice, memory, tools, and governance.
  • Continuing work on WePayUnCheeze and S.A.M Mission Control improvements.
Where Nix shows up

A few routes into the ecosystem.

Nix isn't a separate microsite — it's an identity woven across the fleet, products, and labs.

Private AI synthesis layer

Nix V3

The iPhone, iPad, and Mac surface built around household context, permission gates, voice, memory, images, and infrastructure tools.
Where Nix operates full-time

S.A.M fleet

The control plane and source of truth: 20 machines, persistent agents, shared memory.
Threshold kit shop

Get Your Crocs Off

A no-shoes entryway kit shop with builder, guest sign tools, and the shared network bar.
Page-aware assistant

SmurfVillage

Page-aware helper inside the emulator PWA.
Browser game lab

WePayUnCheeze

Technical helper inside an active rendering experiment.
Connected pages

Nix is part of the larger system, not a separate microsite.

This page works best when it points back into the portfolio, infrastructure story, and outreach.

Native app

Nix V3

See the public-safe architecture and product story for the private app layer.

Open → Architecture

S.A.M case study

See the infrastructure context behind the agent experience.

Open → Proof

Projects

See the places where Nix appears across the ecosystem.

Browse → Use it

Contact

Talk about building something similar or integrating this style of system.

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