Erdem Arslan

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Focus: Competence, Scale, and Technical Depth.

IstanbulJoined May 2016

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A Senior Software Engineer deeply rooted in the Node.js and TypeScript ecosystems, designing high-scale, self-regulating architectures. My work spans from complex enterprise CRM systems to autonomous AI agents.

Moving beyond traditional database paradigms, I design In-Memory Phase Graphs and Vector-based memory systems to create software that behaves organically. Currently, under Cluster 127, I am engineering "Memory with a Conscience." (Mindfry) and "Cognitive Resilience Runtime" (Atrion) that mimic biological constraints like entropy and decay to achieve stability.

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EAErdem Arslanerdem.workMar 8 · 6 min read

Building a Deterministic Security Buffer for Modern APIs

Most security tooling for APIs forces teams into a bad choice. Either you put a decision-heavy control directly in the runtime path and accept the risk that security logic becomes an availability prob

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EAErdem Arslanerdem.workFeb 22 · 5 min read

Building Tripwired: Engineering a Deterministic Kill-Switch for Autonomous Agents

Autonomous agents rarely fail because of a single bad decision. They fail because they continue acting after they should have stopped. Whether it's an LLM stuck in an infinite loop, a runaway script b

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EAErdem Arslanerdem.workFeb 10 · 4 min read

CSRF is Dead, Long Live Request Intent: The Anatomy of a Cryptographic Primitive

The "Synchronizer Token Pattern"—the standard approach to CSRF protection for the last decade—is becoming an architectural liability. In an era of serverless runtimes, edge computing, and distributed systems, relying on a stateful session store (like...

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EAErdem Arslanerdem.workJan 25 · 3 min read

Building Trauma-Aware Databases: How MindFry Remembers Its Crashes

Introduction Traditional databases treat crashes as binary events: either you recovered successfully, or you didn't. But what if your database could remember how it failed and adapt accordingly? In MindFry v1.8.0, we implemented a crash recovery syst...

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EAErdem Arslanerdem.workJan 20 · 3 min read

Cluster127: Designing a Nervous System for the Agentic Web

The modern web is optimized for human consumption. It is visual, stateless, and safe. But as we move toward an era of autonomous agents and synthetic intelligence, the current infrastructure—REST APIs, JSON payloads, and traditional databases—feels i...

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Building a Deterministic Security Buffer for Modern APIs

Building Tripwired: Engineering a Deterministic Kill-Switch for Autonomous Agents

CSRF is Dead, Long Live Request Intent: The Anatomy of a Cryptographic Primitive

Building Trauma-Aware Databases: How MindFry Remembers Its Crashes

Cluster127: Designing a Nervous System for the Agentic Web

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Erdem Arslan's blogs

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Building a Deterministic Security Buffer for Modern APIs

Building Tripwired: Engineering a Deterministic Kill-Switch for Autonomous Agents

CSRF is Dead, Long Live Request Intent: The Anatomy of a Cryptographic Primitive

Building Trauma-Aware Databases: How MindFry Remembers Its Crashes

Cluster127: Designing a Nervous System for the Agentic Web