Reachability
Circuit Relay v2 keeps peers reachable through NAT, firewalls, and mobile network churn.
Private systems · public proof
I’m Adrian Atanasov. I work where product, infrastructure, security, and AI collide—building systems that stay useful when the network, device, or assumption fails.
SYSTEM MAP / 01
Paths, not fake telemetry
A map of the work, not a dashboard pretending everything is measurable.
00 / POSITION
Not “full-stack” as a badge.
Full-stack because the problem crosses boundaries.
01 / FLAGSHIP
Serverless · end-to-end encrypted · peer-to-peer
Messaging where the relay moves ciphertext—not trust.
Kant is built around libp2p, libsodium, deterministic peer identity, and stateless circuit-relay infrastructure. It is designed for real peers behind NAT, firewalls, and unreliable mobile networks.
Circuit Relay v2 keeps peers reachable through NAT, firewalls, and mobile network churn.
X3DH-style session setup, ratcheting, encrypted groups, files, and optional onion routes.
Run the relay yourself. Inspect health, readiness, metrics, and reservation behavior.
02 / SYSTEMS
Each layer exists because the product above it needs somewhere real to run.
Agent infrastructure
A private multi-channel AI environment with tools, memory, automation, mobile access, and infrastructure-aware workflows.
Self-hosted cloud
Proxmox hosts, containers, private services, reverse proxies, remote access, monitoring, and test infrastructure.
Security engineering
Repeatable web, Windows, Android, and network environments made for testing systems—not staging screenshots.
03 / METHOD
Dependencies are explicit. Failure modes are visible. Infrastructure stays operable.
A clever backend is unfinished until a real person can use it without a manual.
Build it, exercise it, inspect the result, and only then call it done.
04 / CONTACT
Product, networking, agents, infrastructure, security—the interesting work rarely fits one box.