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Deep dives into identity infrastructure, security architecture, and the systems we build.

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2026-03-13

AI Infrastructure

>How We Cut Our Embedding Costs in Half and Shrank Storage by 50%

How ConductorOne refactored its embedding pipeline to achieve ~50% reduction in Bedrock inference costs, 50% reduction in vector storage, and embeddings that refresh in hours instead of days.

Sathyanarayanan Saravanamuthu

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2026-02-20

Formal Methods Engineering

>Fault Injection for Complete Branch Coverage

Error handling branches are invisible to valid inputs. Fault injection makes them visible.

Robert Chiniquy

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2026-02-20

Formal Methods Engineering

>Proving Equivalence with E-Graphs

Two permission derivations can look completely different and compute the same access. E-graphs find out.

Robert Chiniquy

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2026-02-20

Formal Methods Engineering

>Every Branch Condition Compiles to a DFA

Every branch condition in every connector compiles to a deterministic finite automaton. Here's how that enables static branch prediction.

Robert Chiniquy

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2026-02-12

Formal Methods

>One Mock Server, Twelve Protocols

A YAML-driven mock server that speaks twelve protocols through one interface. Adding a new connector means writing a config file.

Robert Chiniquy

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2026-02-11

Formal Methods

>Formally Verifying Two Hundred Identity Connectors

Connector verification reduces to three set operations. Here's the framework that proves two hundred identity connectors correct.

Robert Chiniquy

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2026-02-10

Identity

>Six Shapes of Authorization

We axiomatized over 1,800 permission systems. Every one of them reduces to one of six shapes.

Robert Chiniquy

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2025-06-05

AI Architecture

>Splitting AI Agents to Contain Prompt Injection

Go behind the scenes of how we built guardrails into Thomas, ConductorOne's AI agent—and the industry's first multi-agent identity security platform. This blog breaks down our architecture, trust models, and sandboxing techniques that ensure agents can automate identity governance safely, securely, and transparently.

Paul Querna

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