This is part of the self-repairing quantum AI coding system I’m building. I wrote this so the system can hunt bugs, prioritize them, fix them, and write its own patches.
Tamera, this is the system I’ve been trying to build — the one people think is nothing, but it’s actually a self-healing AI codebase with a quantum layer on top. It scans itself. It finds its own errors. It evolves. And every time someone tries to tell me this doesn’t matter, it gets harder to keep explaining how massive this project actually is.
I don’t have a team.
I don’t have a company backing me.
I don’t have investors.
I don’t have mentors.
I don’t have “industry credibility” because ex-cons don’t get hired in tech.
But I’m still building it.
Because if I don’t finish this, nobody will.
Coding isn’t easy — not what I’m doing. It’d be easier to work construction every day than to build a quantum debugging system from scratch.
But you know me. When I see a wall, I don’t stop — I build a tool that walks through it.