Architecture, evidence, and the permission to act.
Applied technical work on how systems establish authority, retain evidence, and support decisions. Papers are identified by publication type and linked to their public records.
The current infrastructure work asks whether a claimed resource can support a proposed use, given the evidence and the obligations already attached to it.
Headroom applies that question to power-backed sites. Its public project materials describe the approach, evaluation context, and limitations.
Selected essays address technology, business strategy, infrastructure, and public policy. They are collected separately from technical working papers.
Policy and opinion pieces are Skip’s independent work. They do not represent the positions of Sinteag portfolio companies, boards, advisory clients, affiliated companies, or business partners.