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Current work

What I am building, delivering and testing now. Each item separates completed work from the next gate, and a plan from an outcome. Snapshot: 3 September 2026.

Delivery and development

Product work, professional delivery, public releases and market development.

  1. July 2026 — present

    Planning

    QFlow productisation and education pilot planning

    Detailed pilot planning

    ibm quantum
    QFlow Studio workflow showing a reviewable quantum project record
    Public product or programme visual; status and claim boundary are stated below.

    A documented external product review moved QFlow into detailed planning for a potential education-focused pilot. A separate controlled education record covers a cohort of 30 people; that number is not presented as 30 active users.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Keep the brief, circuit, generated source, provider route, run context and evidence in one reviewable record.

    2. 02

      Define the teaching scope, access controls, supervision model and acceptance criteria before any pilot starts.

    3. 03

      Continue provider strategy and enablement work while keeping credentials and consequential execution user-controlled.

    This is product review and pilot planning. It does not establish procurement, deployment, a completed pilot, paid adoption or a university partnership agreement.

  2. 2026 — present

    NODERIQ consortium and research programme

    Planning

    NODERIQ consortium and research programme

    Partner gates and proposal development

    NODERIQ assurance console with decision evidence and human review
    Public product or programme visual; status and claim boundary are stated below.

    Neura Parse is coordinating a planned three-company international research structure around governed edge intelligence, resilient networks and a robotics pilot. The working baseline is 30 months, 240 person-months, €2.10 million in eligible cost and a TRL 4 to 6 path.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Select the third pilot partner through capability, funding, IP, safety and delivery gates.

    2. 02

      Lock work packages, partner effort, national funding routes and co-finance evidence.

    3. 03

      Run evaluator crosswalk, claim review and submission QA before any formal proposal is sent.

    The duration, effort, budget and maturity figures are proposal baselines. No funding decision, executed consortium agreement, completed proof of concept or deployment is claimed.

  3. August 2026 — present

    Delivery

    Governed enterprise AI delivery

    Confidentiality gate complete; service scope gated

    No public project image. The visual record is withheld because this work includes employer or counterparty-confidential material.

    A private enterprise engagement is being run through a controlled sequence for operational data, deterministic analysis, AI-assisted explanation and accountable human decisions. The counterparty and private work package remain confidential.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Complete the mutual confidentiality gate before access, disclosure or technical work.

    2. 02

      Lock the service framework, data responsibilities, security boundary and intellectual-property terms.

    3. 03

      Authorize work through bounded work orders, then retain acceptance and decision evidence for each delivery.

    The mutual confidentiality step is complete. This page does not identify the counterparty, publish contract terms or imply that later service and deployment gates are already complete.

  4. 2025 — present

    Agentic software testing and enterprise AI

    Delivery

    Agentic software testing and enterprise AI

    Project leadership and architecture

    No public project image. The visual record is withheld because this work includes employer or counterparty-confidential material.

    Current professional work covers requirements, architecture, backlog decomposition, competitor analysis, evaluation and delivery controls for agentic software-testing and enterprise AI products.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Turn product goals into bounded requirements and architecture decisions.

    2. 02

      Define evaluation, human-oversight and reliability controls before release decisions.

    3. 03

      Coordinate team delivery, review evidence and resolve production constraints.

    Employer-confidential product names, roadmaps, customer information and internal performance records are not published here.

  5. 2025 — present

    Public release

    TaskNebula public product maintenance

    Open-source release line

    TaskNebula self-hosted agent coordination interface
    Public product or programme visual; status and claim boundary are stated below.

    TaskNebula is the most-used public repository in the portfolio. On 3 September 2026 the public records showed 8,919 Docker pull events, 77 Docker tags, 28 GitHub releases, 40 stars, 10 forks and 69 commits attributed to Bayram Eker.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Maintain the self-hosted coordination surface and Docker release path.

    2. 02

      Keep agent ownership, approval gates and inspectable operations as defaults.

    3. 03

      Publish release and repository records so activity can be checked independently.

    Docker pulls are registry pull events. They are not unique users, installations, servers, customers or active deployments.

  6. December 2025 — present

    Market development

    Singapore and APAC market development

    Discovery and partner qualification

    NeuraOS edge runtime interface used as the public visual for APAC product discovery
    Public product or programme visual; status and claim boundary are stated below.

    Short Singapore visits supported APAC market discovery for NowFlow and NeuraOS. A requested company overview was reviewed by a Singapore public-sector technology organisation, and the current work is to qualify independent business partners and real end-user problems.

    Working sequence 3 steps

    1. 01

      Separate market discovery from customer, partner and deployment claims.

    2. 02

      Qualify organisations for technical contribution, funding route and end-user access.

    3. 03

      Turn only partner-approved problems into bounded work packages and measurable validation plans.

    Prior travel, correspondence and overview review do not establish procurement, a commercial partner, a paid engagement or a deployment.

R&D and funding routes

Open routes under evaluation. These are gates and options, not applications or outcomes.

  1. Preferred preparation route

    IUK

    UK–Singapore CR&D 2026

    NODERIQ · NowFlow · NeuraOS

    Next gate

    Secure an eligible Singapore business partner and a partner-approved industrial robotics problem before drafting a submission.

    No application has been submitted and no partner has approved the concept.

  2. Time-boxed go/no-go review

    IUK

    Quantum computing applications for large scale impact

    QFlow Studio

    Next gate

    Proceed only with a UK quantum collaborator, a real problem owner, one bounded use case and a fair classical-baseline plan.

    QFlow is an assurance layer, not a substitute for the problem-specific quantum application required by the call.

  3. Investor traction gate

    UKRI

    Investor Partnerships: ACT and Semiconductors

    NODERIQ

    Next gate

    Test fit with selected investor partners before preparing an application or treating aligned investment as available.

    Current investor discussions are not an invitation, term sheet, committed investment or grant decision.

  4. Conditional capacity route

    UKRI

    Knowledge Transfer Partnership 2026–2027 Round 3

    Assured autonomous systems capability

    Next gate

    Progress only with an eligible UK knowledge-base lead, at least two business FTEs and a fundable capability-building plan.

    This is a route under evaluation, not an application, partnership or funding outcome.

Publication boundary

This page intentionally excludes counterparty and individual names, application identifiers, correspondence metadata, private contract terms, customer data and employer-confidential roadmaps. A recorded discussion is not described as a partnership; a planned pilot is not a deployment; an open funding route is not a submitted or funded project.