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Knowledge Graph

Memory as a canvas you can walk. Not a chat log you scroll.

Knowledge Graph spatial interface
Time as depth. Photos and notes as objects in space.

A chat window stores a transcript. This stores a place. Conversations, photos, and voice notes sit as objects on an infinite canvas of time. Scroll and you move through days. Speak and you query or add. The record stays on your machine.

The published site is a demo. The product is the copy that runs on your hardware. Offline is the proof.

What it is

Knowledge Graph spatial / AR view
The same spatial language is meant to extend into XR.

Chat stack vs this canvas

A chatbot is a lease on a log. You type. It answers. The memory is the thread. Knowledge Graph is the opposite product: a private spatial canvas. You move through it.

Chat stackKnowledge Graph
MemoryA transcript in someone else's windowPhotos, notes, and voice on a canvas you own
RetrievalTop-k from a chat indexWalk the graph. The month. Every photo. Every note.
ProductA window you type intoA place you navigate

What is live on this machine

On this 16 GB laptop the model is Bonsai. Whisper hears. Kokoro JS speaks. Full conversations stay local.

Open WebUI is the temporary surface. Same models. A chatbot window. It was the fast way to get streaming, Whisper, and voice working. Next step is not another engine. Swap that window for this canvas. Same Bonsai. Same Whisper. Same Kokoro JS. The bubbles go. The place stays.

Glassy panels instead of bubbles. Time as a dimension you can move through.

Direction

The long-term surface is cinematic and local. Hierarchical expansion of related knowledge. Time as a navigable dimension. Ambient presence instead of transactional chat. Web and local use now. The same spatial language is meant to extend into XR.

A Sci-Fi app in the strict sense: the interface you were told belonged to movies, running on a machine that never has to phone home.

Want the technical stats: models, architecture, live memory measurements, token throughput, idle versus active load? Field notes: Local AI + RAG: the Full Stack in 16 GB.

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