Mirrordna
Sovereign AI and the Pursuit of Personal Sovereignty
The development of sovereign AI systems is inextricably linked with the pursuit of personal sovereignty, as individuals seek to maintain control over their data and digital presence in an increasingly AI-driven world.
I built MirrorDNA and ActiveMirrorOS to address this need, focusing on creating governance mechanisms that ensure operational resilience and robust ethical frameworks. The architecture of these systems is grounded in the principles of sovereignty, with a strong emphasis on tamper-evident logging, capability leases, and multi-model orchestration. For instance, the use of hash-chained audit trails in MirrorDNA allows for transparent and secure tracking of all system activities, providing a clear accountability mechanism.
The Fallback Chain: Provider-Agnostic Tool Routing for AI Agents
OpenCode issue #10704 landed this week: “Use provider-hosted web search when available.”
The request is specific and correct. Web search in most AI agents today is hardcoded: Exa integration, custom flag, API key. Even when the provider — Claude, OpenAI, Gemini — already ships a native search tool. The developer pays for Exa, configures the key, and gets worse results than what the provider offers natively, because the provider’s search is model-native, not bolted on.