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Plain explanations of the systems we build

Short, honest explanations of the technology HDS works with, written for people evaluating whether they need it rather than for people already sold on it. Each one covers what the thing actually is, how it works once it is running unattended, and where it is the wrong tool.

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How these are written

Every explainer here is written from a system HDS actually runs, not assembled from other people's articles. That constraint is the entire reason this section exists rather than a list of links: the mechanisms described are ones that have been built, deployed, and then lived with afterwards, which is where the interesting detail comes from.

HDS runs its own multi-agent platform for delivery, with persistent memory, review and verification gates as first-class agents, and audit-grade logging of every action, and has shipped retrieval over a private corpus with citations back to source threads in a setting where confidentiality governed every design decision. The systems these are drawn from are described on the work page, alongside the rest of what HDS does.

Each one also says where the approach does not fit. A page that only sells is not worth citing and is not much use to somebody genuinely trying to decide, so the limits are stated as plainly as the capabilities are.

Read one, then tell us what you are actually trying to fix.

Start with a free scoping conversation with Mike Hyams, the person who builds and supports the work.