Notes from two distinct workspaces: HoneyTrace on Ubuntu Linux and Luna AI on Windows. A place to follow the direction, decisions, and next questions behind each project.
Both projects are in development. These opening entries describe the current setup and intended direction; they are not release announcements or claims that every planned feature is complete.
CNAME records for Luna and HoneyTrace have been added to the Jay Forensics domain in Cloudflare.
This establishes the dedicated addresses for the two projects. Public app availability has not been confirmed.
HoneyTrace is being developed on an Ubuntu Linux laptop, with its own security-focused codebase and investigative workflow.
The project explores how interactions with monitored services can become correlated events and retained evidence that a person can review. Its project page offers a clearly labeled example of that workflow.
Continue developing and validating the investigative workflow, and prepare a distinct app at the configured subdomain. Public availability has not been confirmed.
Luna AI is being developed on a Windows desktop, with its own companion application codebase and conversational direction.
Luna explores character identity, consistent personality, and text and voice interaction. The aim is a conversational experience worth returning to; the project page’s conversation is an illustrative example.
Continue refining continuity and the conversational experience, and prepare a distinct app at the configured subdomain. Public availability has not been confirmed.