Three months ago, Convergence was a straightforward idea: build a network observability stack for a home lab. OTEL Collector pulls SNMP from two Cisco 3850 switches and a pfSense firewall. Victoria...
Phase 7 gave us a team of AI agents that could monitor a home network better than any dashboard. Five specialists — NOC officer, network engineer, security expert, NAS engineer, interface reconcile...
When we started the Convergence platform back in January, the goal was simple: stop guessing about what was happening on our home network and start knowing. Two Cisco switches, a pfSense firewall, ...
Three things happened after Part 5b. A bug surfaced that meant every Discord-approved pfSense action was silently missing from the audit trail — GAIT was recording the scheduler’s decision side but...
This is the second half of the Phase 5 writeup. Part 5a covered the agent’s core, the polling loop, IP filtering, Claude’s action proposal, the rate limiter, and repeat offender tracking. This part...
We’ve been building Convergence across four parts: nautobot as the source of truth, OpenTelemetry as the collection pipeline, VictoriaMetrics and Loki for storage, Grafana for visualization, and th...
Welcome back to the “Building Convergence” series! If you’ve been following along, Part 1 laid out the big-picture vision: nautobot as the golden source of truth, OpenTelemetry collecting everythin...
Welcome back to the “Building Convergence” series! In Part 1, we outlined the vision: nautobot as the single source of truth, OpenTelemetry (OTEL) as the telemetry hub, and a suite of open-source t...
Welcome back. If you followed along with Part 1, you already know the high-level vision: observability-first, nautobot as the single source of truth, OpenTelemetry Collector as the central telemetr...
TL;DR: Convergence is an open-source, AI-driven network automation platform built with a monitoring-first mindset. I’m vibe coding the whole project using AI agents and prompt-based iteration to co...