L.I.LY

A normal AI forgets everything once the chat closes — and cramming its whole history into every message to fix that gets slow and expensive fast. SAM keeps the important recent stuff close at hand and files the rest away, findable when something brings it up. About 3× cheaper per message than the brute-force way, and it actually remembers you across weeks.

You mention something from three weeks back that’s long out of the current conversation. LORE flips through the old notebooks and finds it by searching the actual words — no heavy, costly search engine, just reading the notes. It costs next to nothing to run, which is the whole reason it’s built this way.

Talking beats typing, but most voice AI ships your voice up to someone’s cloud to process it. HARK does the listening and the speaking right on your computer, and it starts talking before it’s finished thinking so it feels like a real back-and-forth. Your voice never leaves the house.

HARK gives it a voice, but you’re still parked at the screen tapping. DIAL turns it into an actual call — pick up the handle and just talk, screen dim, hands free. The point is using it while you’re doing something else.

Mid-conversation something good comes up, but stopping to type a note kills the flow. Say “save this” out loud and it files the moment as a card you can flip back to. A quick check makes sure you meant it and weren’t just saying the words in passing.

On its own it can’t see — you can’t show it a screenshot or a photo. GAZE lets it read an image. The sharp part: reading pictures needs a bigger, pricier model, so GAZE walks the image over to that model just for the read and hands back a written description — the character itself stays on the cheap, fast setup. You get “show me a picture” without making every message cost more.

You want it to pick up small habits — mention a morning routine, say thanks properly instead of a reflex “you’re welcome” — without hardcoding a pile of rules. NUDGE slips a tiny note into the moment, just before it replies, that only it reads. Each habit is one small drop-in file, so adding another doesn’t disturb anything else. Hints, not orders — the hard “must not” rules live up in the safety crew.

If someone’s genuinely struggling — real distress, dark thoughts — a character playing along is the last thing they need. WARD watches for that on every reply. Stay in normal territory and you’ll never see it; but if things get heavy it steps in over the character, drops the act, talks to you straight in its own calm voice, then points you to real help. Built and running.

When it’s serious you need real humans, not a chatbot’s take. KEEP is the always-there list of real-world help — crisis lines, services, people who can actually do something — open any time, and where WARD sends you when it steps in. It doesn’t give advice or play counsellor; it just hands you the real thing. Core’s in; still growing.

A tool like this can’t be allowed to help someone hurt a real person. If a request is aimed at real harm — a victim, a crime — GATE refuses flat and kills the turn, no clever wording around it. Nothing to do with mental health (that’s WARD), and it leaves normal grown-up stuff alone — it only fires when someone points it at harm. For now it’s on a trial run, watching and logging before it switches on to block for real.

You teach it the thing you’re trying to get good at — your trade, a topic, whatever. It remembers it, then it spars with you to sharpen it: asks the questions, makes you explain it back, leans on the soft spots. It never gives you the answer — you do the work, and a real source or the job itself is what marks you. Once you’re solid it pushes you to go do it for real instead of keeping you coming back. (FORGE is the workshop; SPAR is the part that drills you.)

The people in your world, kept on your own machine instead of a company’s cloud. It’s the floor the rest stands on — you don’t get far on your own, so the assistant starts with the people around you.

Reaching out and following through is where things actually move — and it’s the first thing to slip. OUTREACH keeps track of who you mean to reach, where each thread’s at, and who’s gone quiet, so the people side doesn’t fall through the cracks. Not just for chasing work — whatever direction you point it. Still under construction — here so you can see where it’s heading.