HTML As Shared Context For Humans And Models.
Kerva explains why simple semantic HTML works better than markdown as a shared context layer for legal handovers, human review, and model workflows.
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Newsroom.
Kerva Newsroom is generated from topics discussed in our internal meetings. AI turns that raw context into practical notes on product decisions, technical tradeoffs, agent failures, useful patterns, and ideas we decide not to pursue.
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Building In The Open
Kerva explains how it turns internal meeting discussions into practical public notes, using AI to extract useful tradeoffs, mistakes, decisions, and technical lessons from the work itself.
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Vargus is open for waitlist: AI agents that test your code
Vargus opens its waitlist for teams that want AI agents to map a codebase, design test plans, write and run tests, and report coverage or failures.
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Speedrun has launched: turn the web into watchable summaries
Speedrun turns web pages and feeds into narrated video summaries, replacing tab overload with short watchable digests tailored to the sources readers actually follow.
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AI Pop is live: one-tap photo enhancement, no prompts required
AI Pop launches as a prompt-free photo enhancement tool with one-tap modes for polish, retouching, scene changes, and creative transformations.
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Commit--IRL is here: a heatmap for your body, right next to your code
Commit--IRL launches a GitHub browser extension that adds a second heatmap for workouts and movement, giving developers a public streak system for activity outside code.
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Introducing Kerva: making product creation autonomous
Kerva introduces its self-funded work on autonomous product creation: real products first, human taste, agent execution, and the system underneath.