KISH
STILL IN THE DEEP — surfacing when it clears the benchKish: the first Sumerian city where “kingship descended from heaven” after the flood — the first library-city. Knowledge held in your own walls, not rented.
The library. Notebooks and reports, grounded in your own sources.
Kish is a notebook that reads your own documents and answers from them, with the citation on every claim. Drop in manuals, papers, notes and drawings; ask it questions; get reports that point back to the page they came from. When it cannot find the answer in your sources it says so, rather than inventing a plausible one.
Everything runs on your own machines. Nothing you put in it leaves your network. It can also write the other way — illustrated stories and folios in a voice you pick — when the job is invention rather than research.
BE TOLD WHEN KISH SURFACES
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