Frank He
@AtticbeeFounder / Concurrent Systems Architect
Frank is a concurrent systems architect. Before ALUX, he spent nearly 20 years at Lehman Brothers, Barclays Capital, and Bloomberg as a senior quant and derivatives engineer, building Wall Street-grade risk systems that had to stay correct under concurrency — across time zones, organizations, and milliseconds.
That career left him with one conviction: the synchronous execution model has reached its end. ALUX is his answer. He led the design of its core stack:
TVM tuple-space virtual machine
Processes interact concurrently through channels; pattern matching is scheduling; capability credentials are authorization.
Tolang concurrent programming language
Tolang encodes channel descriptors and behavioral types so some misuse can be caught early, while the runtime enforces lifecycle constraints.
OCAP object-capability security model
A channel reference is unforgeable and transferable; scope and lifecycle rules limit authority without relying on address-based access alone.
BlockGit DAG consensus protocol
Validators produce DAG blocks concurrently. BlockGit uses rotating leader selection for finality, while Block Merge resolves overlapping work.
Decentralized ACID transaction layer
Segments, rollback, isolation rules, and commit points preserve ACID semantics for long-running and cross-block work.
Virtual machine, language, and consensus interlock into one system where concurrent execution and composability finally hold together — a protocol layer built for an open, composable economy of AI agents.