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InferHaven

@inferhaven·Joined June 2026

Bringing privacy & security to the AI dev environment by default.

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InferHaven's blogs

InferHaven Ship Logsinferhaven.hashnode.dev4 posts

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IInferHavenininferhaven.hashnode.dev·3h ago · 7 min read

The bug your test cannot see

Here is a function. It has one job: give me the three highest scores. function topThree(scores) { scores.sort((a, b) => b - a) return scores.slice(0, 3) } It works. topThree([72, 98, 64, 91, 87,

IInferHavenininferhaven.hashnode.dev·Aug 1 · 10 min read

How I built a tutor that refuses to write your code

Two weeks ago I launched CodeTrain, an AI tutor with one rule: it never writes your code. You type every line, it plans the steps, runs what you wrote, and grades it. People probably assume the rule i

IInferHavenininferhaven.hashnode.dev·Jul 16 · 7 min read

I built an AI tutor that refuses to write your code

Somewhere on your team right now, a pull request is getting approved by someone who couldn't rewrite it from scratch. Not because they're lazy. The assistant wrote it, the tests passed, the diff looke

IInferHavenininferhaven.hashnode.dev·Jun 24 · 9 min read

Building haven bench in the open, and the flaky CI ghost it flushed out

A debugging story from building InferHaven in the open: how a benchmark feature flushed out a flaky-CI race that had nothing to do with it. I built a small thing this week and it caught a bigger thing