I'm David Murray, a creative technologist working across agent infrastructure, generative art, and tools for people who want more control over their technology. Edgeless Lab is where I build in public, document what I learn, and turn the strongest experiments into useful work.
I work best where software, research, and craft overlap. The problems are usually ambiguous at the start: an agent system that cannot recover, a knowledge archive nobody can query, or a visual process that has not found its physical form yet.
On the systems side, I build orchestration, memory, safety, and model-routing infrastructure. The work is judged by what happens during failure: whether state survives, whether an action can be verified, and whether a human can still understand the result.
On the creative side, I use code as a material. A browser study can become a plotter path, a textile system, a print, or a better question. Field Notes keep the method attached to the artifact.
Brought autonomous systems, generative studies, Field Notes, and physical editions into one public lab. Current work focuses on resilient model routing, agent coordination, and creative systems that can leave the screen.
Built safety hooks, persistent memory, model-provider fallback, and the coordination patterns used across daily agent work.
Started the pen plotter pipeline, generative SVG studies, and Total Serialism. The browser became a sketchbook for work designed to become physical.