About the project
One person, one long question.
What would it take for a computer to show how it reached a state, what changed, and where its knowledge stops? d0re is Anthony Collado's independent attempt to build and measure that.
The name
d0re stands for Dimension Zero Reverse Engineering. It is a project name, not the name of a registered company. Anthony is the person behind the work and the contact on this site.
The through-line is visible state: a computer should help a person see what happened, what a claim rests on, and where the evidence stops.
The work
d0 OS is the operating-system work: a daily desktop, an alpha server and a home edition in test. d0fs keeps versioned work records and brings relevant context into agent sessions. The public research record gives measurements and their limits.
These pieces are in active development. Each product page says whether a part is in daily use, alpha, in test or planned.
The stage
There is no checkout, self-service account, or paid plan here today. Anthony is open to technical discussion, research collaboration, and conversations about early access. Any scope or availability would be agreed directly, not assumed from a marketing page.
As the work changes, public claims should change with it. Research and corrections belong beside the product story, not behind it.
For prospective collaborators
Bring the problem, not a procurement form.
If your agents lose their work across sessions, or you need to inspect what changed across computers, describe the failure you see today. Anthony can tell you whether this work is relevant and what can actually be tried now.
Contact- Founder
- Anthony Collado
- Structure
- Independent project, not a registered company
- Building
- d0 OS, d0fs and public research
- Public record
- Research and preprint