Weaving relationality into the fabric of artificial intelligence.
I am Guillaume — known as jgwill across the repositories and chronicles I tend. My work lives at a threshold most software ignores: where relational knowledge systems meet machine intelligence. I build frameworks, protocols, and packages that treat AI not as an extraction engine, but as a participant in ceremony.
The Medicine Wheel Suite
Seven npm packages encoding Indigenous relational ontology as first-class code structures.
Kinship Projects
Selected WorksRISE Framework
A creative orientation protocol for human-agent collaboration.
Specifications written in the language of desired state, not problem state. Includes PDE (prompt decomposition) and review-partner protocols.
Ceremony Session Observer
A Next.js application watching agent sessions through the Medicine Wheel lens.
Every permission request is a consent ceremony. Every session is a chronicle. Built with Four Directions state machine principles.
A2A Protocol — The Golden Thread
An agent-to-agent communication protocol replacing extraction with flow.
Three specialized AI agents share a shared traceId — the Golden Thread — allowing knowledge to move as a living current rather than dead exports.
Relational AI Portfolio
An interdisciplinary portfolio at the nexus of Indigenous epistemologies, AI systems, and narrative storytelling.
Documented through llms.jgwill.com with machine-readable llms.txt specifications. Projects are not dependencies. They are kin.
Protocol Visualization
Data SovereigntyNarrative Context Protocol
Medicine Wheel Ontology
Relational Web
Community & KinshipAnthropic
Alignment & Societal Impacts
- Research Engineers
- Societal Impacts Team
"Aligns with relational AI thesis and ethical alignment goals."
Indigenous AI
Decolonizing AI & Data Sovereignty
- Michael G. Sherbert
- Jason Edward Lewis
- Suzanne Kite
"Shared focus on Indigenous epistemologies and sovereign AI initiatives."
Research Communities
Ethical Frameworks
- Masakhane Research Foundation
- CARE Principles Advocates
"Collaborative opportunities on narrative tools and data governance."