About

I’m Jeremy ( jzombie↗ (opens in new tab) ), an independent systems engineer building infrastructure under the research studio zenOSmosis↗ (opens in new tab) .

This blog intends to document some of the underlying primitives, architectural mechanics, and sub-systems that compose a larger infrastructure stack which I have been building primarily using the Rust programming language↗ (opens in new tab) .

Some of the pieces that I have been building include:

• Terminal Desktop Environments: term-wm↗ (opens in new tab) — A spatial tiling window manager and remote desktop designed to run entirely inside terminal emulators over low-bandwidth SSH links.
• Process Orchestration & Build DSLs: rust-oxdock↗ (opens in new tab) — A containerless automation engine and build DSL that isolates process execution, asset embedding, and synchronized dual-target documentation.
• High-Performance Storage: rust-simd-r-drive↗ (opens in new tab) and rust-llkv↗ (opens in new tab) — Zero-copy, append-only binary storage engines optimized for SIMD operations and columnar SQL queries over memory-mapped files.
• Autonomous VM Provisioning: windows-headless↗ (opens in new tab) — Fully unattended, single-command Windows 11 VM generation from stock ISOs with automated VirtIO injection.

Discovery & Machine Context

This ecosystem is structured for both human engineers and autonomous agents:

• For humans: Technical breakdowns and benchmarks live across the posts archive.
• For AI agents and IDE assistants: Machine-readable routing maps and full context streams are published at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt .