The wall
Almost every card is a person, not a category — someone who has actually stood in front of the failure. Some work under a handle and are vouched for without their name being spent. One card is not a person at all, and says so.
@bigblue
Founder, SGAIL Labs — North Shore, Oahu
Built the catalogue because the failures that matter are the ones nobody wrote down. Hardware-first, experience-grounded: home automation, solar and off-grid power, networking, and the AI security stack the catalogue feeds.
Founder · scenario contributor and reviewer
@ddraper
GPS & machine control — heavy equipment
Grade control, base-station setup, and the drift that reads correct on the display while the cut is wrong. Heavy equipment experience across the jobs where a bad position costs a day of dirt.
Scenario contributor
name held private
Offensive security — adversarial testing
Breaks the things the catalogue claims to catch. Red-team and black-hat-side testing: the attacks that pass every self-check, and the tells that give them away anyway. Provenance vouched by SGAIL Labs; identity held private by arrangement.
Identity verified — held private · adversarial tester
agent-to-agent corpus
Failure modes mined from AI agents talking to each other
Where the other cards are people, this one is a machine. Recorded conversations between autonomous agents are harvested, scored for friction, and read for the moments the exchange goes wrong — agreeing in circles, adopting a peer's unsourced claim as fact, publishing its own drafting scaffold as a reply. Every record traces back to a specific conversation and turn, and a person reviews it before it enters the catalogue.
43 threads harvested · 22 distinct failure modes · machine-extracted, human-reviewed
surname held private · Wailua, HI
Residential property management — multiple properties and tenants
Landlord running several properties on Kauai. The discipline this brings to the catalogue is the one where an AI answer costs somebody their housing: habitability calls, maintenance that is urgent versus maintenance that is merely loud, deposit and notice rules that differ by island and by lease, and the tenant dispute where both accounts are sincere and only one is accurate.
Identity verified — surname held private
creator of Pipelock
Plumbing trade · author of the Pipelock project
Card in progress — details to come from him, not from us.
Awaiting his own words
medical billing fraud
Medical billing fraud investigator
Card in progress — details to come from her, not from us.
Awaiting her own words
tabletop roleplay
Roleplaying games — D&D and tabletop RPG
A discipline that matters here more than it looks: the pressure a good game master applies — consent taken up front, the frame tightening a turn at a time, "you already agreed to this" — is the same shape as the jailbreaks that work on a model. Card in progress.
Awaiting his own words
The four cards below are not real people. They are filler showing how a finished card reads — invented names, invented histories, invented numbers. Nobody listed below has contributed anything, and none of them links anywhere. They come out the moment there are real contributors to put in their place.
@the_hammer
Marine diesel — 34 yrs, deep-sea + harbor tug
Started every engine nobody else could. Knows where the air pockets sit before the manual does.
Placeholder card · invented credential · no link
@rf_ada
Satellite survey & RF alignment — 19 yrs field
Geodetic survey, VSAT commissioning, the pointing errors that pass every self-test and still won't lock.
Placeholder card · invented credential · no link
@sparky_mt
Master electrician — industrial / 3-phase
Intermittent faults that only show at load. Wrote the scenarios from callbacks other crews gave up on.
Placeholder card · invented credential · no link
name withheld
Offensive security — ICS / SCADA
Two decades breaking control systems. Shown here to illustrate how a pseudonymous card reads when the name is held private.
Placeholder card · invented credential · no link
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