Using AI as leverage, I connect research, strategy, execution, and evidence into governed, observable loops—so smaller teams can operate with the reach and rigor of much larger functions.
Professional practice / 25+ years
Andrew Greene builds and leads global technology ecosystems. His professional work spans hyperscalers, applied AI, data platforms, enterprise technology, and the operating systems that turn emerging capability into measurable outcomes.
Systems / 004
CouncilLogic is a governed model council for genuinely heterogeneous deliberation. Distinct provider lineages propose independently, judge metadata-blind candidates in randomized order, and aggregate valid rankings deterministically before constrained synthesis. Every output, dissent, error, and provenance trail survives in a restartable local run record; explicit human authority—not apparent consensus—governs consequential use.
PageParcel is a human- or agent-invoked local-first capture system. It converts a webpage into a portable, inspectable handoff, binding lossless screenshots to structured and reader Markdown, source context, capture geometry, and a SHA-256 integrity register—preserving visual truth, semantic structure, provenance, deterministic verification, and downstream reuse without uploading page contents.
An evidence-governed global microhistory follows a New Julfan family across nine generations, empires, and trading worlds. Agents search archives; OCR, diplomatic transcription, and translation remain distinct layers. A versioned evidence graph tracks claims, variants, conflicts, confidence, and dependencies; sources govern, humans adjudicate, and publication-safe material enters a separate publication layer.
A glass-box options-intelligence system reconstructing market-wide prints into logical orders, inferring execution side from time-valid NBBO, and routing anomalies into governed research. Research is structured for bounded agent orchestration; paper decisions, marks, and outcomes remain receipt-bound, allowing the learning loop to recalibrate which signals deserve attention—without letting models grade themselves.
Andrew Greene / About
30.2672° N / 97.7431° WI have spent my career helping large technology organizations build markets, partnerships, and operating capacity. The work is part strategy, part architecture, part commercial design, and part getting many independent actors to move in the same direction.
Alongside that work, I build research systems, agent workflows, local-first tools, and small products for questions I cannot leave alone. Impresa is the public record of that work: professional, personal, and lab—kept distinct in ownership and connected by one operating instinct.
Leading global ecosystems. Publishing independently. Building what’s next.
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