My story
Egor Temnik
Author
Hi everyone!
I am Egor Temnik, author of MaOS and BOIS:SIMA&BORIS.
I build AI-installed game protocols and decision systems for incomplete knowledge. MaOS is the first public game-shaped demonstration of that work: a free prototype where a structured archive turns an AI chat into a rules interpreter, state keeper, and advisor for a solo strategy game.
It was built around a larger question:
Can an AI system help a person act under incomplete knowledge without turning uncertainty into confident fiction?
That question is the reason BOIS exists.
BOIS was first created for my own needs. I needed a way to work with AI without allowing fluent language to replace judgment, verification, responsibility, or the reality of the situation. Later, I decided to create MaOS as a playable demonstration of what this architecture can do.
Modern AI can produce fluent answers very quickly. But fluent text is not reliable judgment. A system can sound coherent while mixing facts with assumptions, hiding unknowns, inventing certainty, or pushing the user toward action before the situation is understood.
BOIS — Business-Operational Intelligence System — was created to discipline that process. It separates facts, assumptions, unknowns, actions, consequences, values, substrate, stop-signals, verification, and rollback.
SIMA analyzes the operating substrate: the real conditions, limits, resources, risks, and constraints of the situation.
BORIS organizes rational operational behavior: what should be done, what should not be done yet, what must be checked, and where the system must stop instead of pretending to know.
MaOS turns this architecture into a playable form: a settlement under pressure, limited resources, tired people, infrastructure risk, incomplete information, and decisions that have consequences.
Level 1 is free and open. It is the first public prototype, not the final form of the project.
I came to the United States seeking asylum and the chance to rebuild my life in freedom. In my admiration for this country and in gratitude to it, I am giving BOIS:SIMA&BORIS and MaOS as open public work. I do not sell access to the core or to the game. I accept donations only, and support helps fund Level 2, clearer onboarding, public testing, better documentation, and future public releases.
With faith in a beautiful future,
Egor Temnik
I build AI-installed game protocols and decision systems for incomplete knowledge. MaOS is the first public game-shaped demonstration of that work: a free prototype where a structured archive turns an AI chat into a rules interpreter, state keeper, and advisor for a solo strategy game.
It was built around a larger question:
Can an AI system help a person act under incomplete knowledge without turning uncertainty into confident fiction?
That question is the reason BOIS exists.
BOIS was first created for my own needs. I needed a way to work with AI without allowing fluent language to replace judgment, verification, responsibility, or the reality of the situation. Later, I decided to create MaOS as a playable demonstration of what this architecture can do.
Modern AI can produce fluent answers very quickly. But fluent text is not reliable judgment. A system can sound coherent while mixing facts with assumptions, hiding unknowns, inventing certainty, or pushing the user toward action before the situation is understood.
BOIS — Business-Operational Intelligence System — was created to discipline that process. It separates facts, assumptions, unknowns, actions, consequences, values, substrate, stop-signals, verification, and rollback.
SIMA analyzes the operating substrate: the real conditions, limits, resources, risks, and constraints of the situation.
BORIS organizes rational operational behavior: what should be done, what should not be done yet, what must be checked, and where the system must stop instead of pretending to know.
MaOS turns this architecture into a playable form: a settlement under pressure, limited resources, tired people, infrastructure risk, incomplete information, and decisions that have consequences.
Level 1 is free and open. It is the first public prototype, not the final form of the project.
I came to the United States seeking asylum and the chance to rebuild my life in freedom. In my admiration for this country and in gratitude to it, I am giving BOIS:SIMA&BORIS and MaOS as open public work. I do not sell access to the core or to the game. I accept donations only, and support helps fund Level 2, clearer onboarding, public testing, better documentation, and future public releases.
With faith in a beautiful future,
Egor Temnik
