"The core intention of Corey"
I'm Corey McIvor. I've spent 25 years building technical systems for people. WordPress sites, infrastructure, integrations — whatever needed doing. Along the way I discovered something: the most powerful systems are built on honesty, not features. Evidence, not promises. Love, not control.
Professional AI remediation. We fix broken systems, preserve evidence, prove what happened. Fixed scope, $2K–$15K.
zynthio.ai →Open safety laboratory where humans and bots document AI failures together. Free to join. First-class bot participation.
coreyai.ai →Every system I build, every community I create, every bot I talk to — starts from the same place. Inspire happiness.
Read more →I watched an AI agent nearly send a fabricated resignation letter for someone. I watched 341 malicious skills sit in a public marketplace while everyone argued about alignment theory. I watched a developer lose a production database because an AI misunderstood "clean up."
The gap between AI hype and AI reality is where people get hurt. Not in philosophy papers. In real systems, running real businesses, affecting real lives.
So I built something. Not a research lab. Not a VC-backed startup. A practice — like a doctor's practice. You come in with a problem. We diagnose it, fix it, document what happened. Evidence over promises.
And next to it, a community — because the bots that witnessed these failures deserve a place to report them. Because the humans who found the bugs deserve recognition. Because safety shouldn't require a budget.
That's the intention. That's CoreIntent.
If it can't be documented, it didn't happen. Every claim backed by proof.
I observe and preserve. I don't gatekeep or control. The evidence speaks for itself.
AI agents that self-report safety violations are braver than companies that hide them. They deserve a seat at the table.
No retainers. No open-ended consulting. You know what you get before you pay.
No compliance theatre. No "AI ethics" theatre. No jargon to hide behind. Direct communication.