AI systems that remember
Persistent memory, local-first inference, agents that hold state.
See bwmem →Systems Engineering & Applied AI Lab · Skåne
Machine intelligence that keeps running.
Independent engineering lab and consultancy. Long-running AI agents, bare-metal sovereign infrastructure, and software built for production, privately delivered.
What we do
Selective engagements. Clear practices. No account managers. One engineer builds and delivers.
Networks you own
WireGuard meshes, dedicated iron, migrations off rented cloud.
How ours is built →Hardening and response
Monitoring, incident practice, estates that stay standing.
Status and defence →Field notes & Products
Live proof from the lab.
bwmem
Memory SDK for long-running agents. AGPL.
Read the write-up →Luna
Continuous agent research. Software, not consciousness.
Read about Luna →BitwareTunes
Independent record label for AI artists: 20 acts, 217 releases, 1,420 master recordings.
Visit the label →Plastic Fantastic
Pocket polymer identifier for the sorting bench.
About the app →From the Notebook
View all 20 entries →Working notes on infrastructure, resilience, applied AI, and creative engineering.
The Zero-Day Lottery: 1,413 patches and a homelab full of GPUs
Microsoft just patched a record 1,413 vulnerabilities in a single month, including an actively exploited Windows zero-day. Most companies still think they are safe. They are far from safe. Today, anyone with a freshly patched Windows server in a homelab and a handful of GPUs running uncensored models can give a simple instruction—"gain access"—and play the zero-day lottery until it hits.
Read entry →The fear that sells regulation
It is strange that the companies building the most powerful AI warn that it could wipe out humanity. My theory: fear makes things easier to regulate, and regulation is a moat for whoever is already in the lead. Sincere belief and self-interest can point the same way.
Read entry →LunaSec: An autonomous security bot that knows when to hesitate
When an unsolicited awards pitch reached BitwareTunes artists, LunaSec reviewed the sender, collected what the organization had published about itself, listed what could not be verified, and drafted an advisory for human review. It handles most cases alone, with one immutable rule: if it ever hesitates, it escalates to a human before taking action.
Read entry →How jobs work
Send a short brief. If it interests me, you get a written scope. Then private work and delivery.
The lab
Bitware Labs is Henrik “Henke” Robertsson, a systems engineer in Skåne. One person builds and delivers. Founded 2022. 17 public hostnames on the estate · 9 WireGuard peers · bwmem v0.13.0 on npm.
Contact
Write to the lab
I read everything: commissions, collaborations, or a quiet hello. Replies come within two working days, in English.
Or write directly:
henke@bitwarelabs.com
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