Axis Mundi: A Personal Engine for Authentic Freedom
Engineered to emancipate human consciousness from routine screen-time. Axis Mundi served as a high-speed, zero-token ingestion daemon in Go—passively capturing ambient voice notes from Google Keep, triaging intent into local SQLite/BoltDB registries, and exposing direct tool execution to autonomous coding agents over the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Voice Ingestion
Ambient thoughts spoken on mobile are recorded via Gemini Mobile / Google Keep without firing high-latency LLM completions.
Background Daemon
Native Go daemon polls Google Keep and Google Workspace APIs using Service Account Domain-Wide Delegation (DWD).
Gatekeeper Triage
Actionable directives are triaged into QUEUED_FOR_AGENT, while passive notes store conversational context.
Agentic Execution
Autonomous agents read triaged directives over JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP endpoints, compile code, and broadcast telemetry over SSE.
How This Evolved into Modern Antigravity Remote Interface
Axis Mundi proved that human thought could be translated directly into code actions without burning tokens in synchronous loops. Today, the direct remote AI pair-programming interface handles conversational memory, background execution, and tool coordination directly—allowing the Go daemon to be gracefully archived as a historical milestone.