Radical Geek field note
The Portable Radical Geek Ecosystem
Why Radical Geek, Rembr, OpenClaw, and AxiaCraft are starting to fit together as a practical agentic engineering stack.
I did not set out to build an ecosystem.
The reality is that I kept running into adjacent problems.
Agents need memory, otherwise every session starts from zero. So I built Rembr.
Agents need a runtime and gateway layer for tools, access, and execution. OpenClaw is emerging as a useful OSS piece of that puzzle.
Teams need more than a clever coding assistant. They need a governed delivery system around the work. That is AxiaCraft.
Radical Geek is still the consulting business underneath all of it: practical architecture, delivery, and hands-on engineering.
The important bit is that the deployment model is deliberately boring. Mostly containers. Azure, AWS, GCP, private cloud, on-prem: deployment targets, not different product strategies.