Designing AI That Remembers and Thinks on Its Own — Koclaw's Memory and Autonomy System in Three Phases In my previous post, I introduced Koclaw's basic architecture and capabilities. But at that p...
Fine-Tuning Qwen3.5 to Give AI a Soul — The LLMPERSONA Project I've had this idea for a while: what if AI could be more than a tool — an entity with personality, memory, and the ability to truly "k...
Five Layers of Building RAG for Enterprise In my earlier post about RAG, I shared the experience of building a RAG system from scratch. Back then, I was mostly excited that it worked at all. But af...
Koclaw Is Live — From Vision to Running Code In my last post about Koclaw, I shared the early vision: taking the idea behind AIKokoron and evolving it into a cross-platform AI agent framework. Back...
New Feature: Ask Kokoron — AI-Powered Blog Assistant Today I'm excited to announce a new feature on shinBlog: Ask Kokoron — an AI assistant that can answer questions about everything on this blog. ...
Kokoron Meets Koclaw — Toward a More Complete AI Assistant AIKokoron started as a desktop companion — voice chat with a Live2D character. But I've been thinking bigger. What if the AI assistant cou...
Building AIKokoron — A Personalized AI Desktop Companion I've been working on a project called AIKokoron — a personalized AI desktop companion that combines voice interaction, a Live2D animated cha...
Building a RAG System — My First AI Side Project Over the winter break, I dove into building a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system from scratch. What started as a learning exercise turned i...
FOSE2025 in Matsuyama — My First Conference Presentation In early November, I attended FOSE2025 (Foundation of Software Engineering workshop) in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture. It was my first academi...
Lab Retreat — Presenting My Research Proposal In September, our research lab held its annual retreat. It was an intensive few days of research presentations, discussions, and planning — and also my...
Diving into LLM Applications — From Curiosity to Practice After a few months of exploring various technologies, one thing has become increasingly clear to me: large language models are reshaping ho...
shinBlog Is Now Open Source Today I pushed shinBlog's source code to GitHub. Feel free to check it out and share your thoughts. Repository: github.com/ksromt/shin-blog Current State After ...
Starting Grad School — Research Life Begins In April 2025, I officially enrolled at Keio University's Graduate School of Science and Technology as a first-year master's student in Computer Science....
Hello World — shinBlog Is Live Hey there, welcome to my blog! I'm Shin, a master's student (soon to be) at Keio University's Graduate School of Science and Technology, majoring in Computer Scien...