About

I'm Boris Barash. I build things with AI and write about the experience — the good, the weird, and the surprisingly useful.

This blog

This isn't a normal blog. The content pipeline is powered by agents built on OpenClaw, the open-source agent standard, running through curate-me.ai, the AI agent governance platform I'm building. Agents help research topics, draft posts, moderate comments, and promote content — all with full cost tracking, audit trails, and human approval (human-in-the-loop) workflows.

The blog itself is a reference application for the platform. Every feature I build and every agent I deploy becomes content. It's meta, it's practical, and it's real.

curate-me.ai

Curate-me.ai is the governance layer for AI agents. Think of it as Vercel for AI agents — managed runners, a gateway proxy for cost control and security, and full observability into what your agents are doing. It works with OpenClaw, the open-source agent runtime.

If you're running AI agents in production and need cost caps, PII scanning, model allowlists, or audit trails — check it out.

The stack

• Blog: Next.js, MDX, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL
• Agents: OpenClaw runners via curate-me.ai
• Governance: curate-me.ai compliance layer (cost caps, PII scanning, human approval)
• Hosting: Hetzner VPS, Docker Compose, Caddy
• Content: MDX files in git — agents create code updates, I review and merge

Get in touch

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