https://omnibachi.org/about/ Recent content in About on omnibachi https://omnibachi.org/og-default.png https://omnibachi.org/og-default.png Hugo en Thu, 22 Jan 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://omnibachi.org/about/bachi/ Thu, 15 Jan 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://omnibachi.org/about/bachi/ <p>I design systems meant to outlast the code that builds them.</p> <p>My career began in industrial automation — across iron &amp; steel, cement, and petrochemical plants — where I designed motor control and automation systems and contributed patented work. Those systems taught me something software often forgets: when abstractions are correct, systems can run deterministically for decades without change.</p> <p>I later spent over 28 years at <strong>The Boeing Company</strong>, working at the intersection of control systems, large-scale engineering, and computing architecture, ultimately serving as a <strong>Technical Fellow</strong>. Over time, a contrast became impossible to ignore.</p> https://omnibachi.org/about/omnibachi/ Thu, 22 Jan 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://omnibachi.org/about/omnibachi/ <p><strong>OmniBachi™ is the reference implementation of <a href="https://omnibachi.org/blog/">Protocol-Governed Systems (PGS)</a></strong> — software whose behavior is separated from its execution mechanics.</p> <blockquote> <p>Where system intent becomes durable architecture — not technical debt.</p> </blockquote> <h2 id="what-is-omnibachi">What is OmniBachi?</h2> <p><strong>Protocol-Governed Systems (PGS)</strong> is the architecture: a discipline for defining, validating, and executing application behavior through <strong>explicit capability declarations</strong> rather than imperative business logic. <strong>OmniBachi is the reference implementation</strong> that makes that architecture concrete.</p> <p>Instead of embedding rules, flows, and policies in procedural code, OmniBachi treats them as <strong>structured protocol artifacts</strong> — validated before execution, observed during execution, and reasoned about after execution.</p>