Independent fieldwork publication
Work thatstays connected.
Practical fieldwork on how AI-assisted research, decisions, evidence and systems carry understanding forward as the work changes.
What is Shiftby.pro?
Shiftby.pro is an independent fieldwork publication by Ananda Krishna Marri about AI-assisted knowledge continuity, semantic content engineering and evidence-bounded systems. Its current project, Inspiral, explores how sources, decisions, context, limitations and human authority can survive between continuing AI-assisted tasks.
Founding fieldwork
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analysis • inspiral
Why Content Generation Was Not the Hard Problem
Why faster AI content generation did not solve ShiftBy's harder problem: preserving evidence, decisions, current state and context across continuing AI-assisted work.
Knowledge & Context Engineering
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Latest fieldwork
What ContextCore Currently Contains
A bounded fieldwork note on what ContextCore currently makes inspectable, and what its evidence does not establish.
Read What ContextCore Currently Contains →How OpenAI Supports Inspiral Fieldwork
The concrete roles ChatGPT Work, connected context and Codex play in Inspiral fieldwork—and the human authority they do not replace.
Read How OpenAI Supports Inspiral Fieldwork →What Must Survive Between AI-Assisted Tasks
A lightweight handoff for recovering the evidence, decisions, current state, limitations and authority a later AI-assisted task needs to reuse work safely.
Read What Must Survive Between AI-Assisted Tasks →
Work in progress
Inspiral
Exploring continuity of governed knowledge, context and meaning across AI-assisted work.
Current state: ActiveAI Security Assurance
Repository-grounded experiments in assurance, testing and accountable AI engineering.
Current state: In progressEvidence before
certainty.
Current state is distinguished from historical rationale. Evidence strength is made visible. Limitations are retained. AI assists; humans retain publication authority.
Evidence
From sources, code, runs and decisions.
Bounded claims
What the evidence supports—and what it doesn’t.
Fieldwork
Context, decisions, trade-offs and intent in the work.
Public learning
Published for others to build on, challenge and extend.