House of Memory
Brand, product philosophy, research program, future environment, and public relationship with users.
Broader projectHOM is the broader project and product direction. AIMOS is the released control plane that governs identity, authority, durable state, recall, evidence, and autonomous upkeep.
System boundary
The distinction makes current capability legible without shrinking the ambition of HOM.
Brand, product philosophy, research program, future environment, and public relationship with users.
Broader projectIdentity, authority, canonical sessions, save, recall, origin, provenance, disclosure, mutation, tools, and upkeep.
Released control planeUses signed local HTTP or MCP surfaces without receiving direct database access.
Replaceable clientDurable records and ledgers remain under restricted runtime authority on the user's Mac.
Local custodyCanonical lifecycle
A signed request passes through identity verification, source checks, memory operations and a recorded outcome.
The client signs identity and the exact requested action.
AIMOS verifies certificate, capability, nonce, and time.
The server derives source and classification evidence.
Canonical owners save or retrieve under policy.
Provenance, lineage, and disclosure state remain attached.
Success, rejection, or failure produces a durable outcome.
Architectural commitments
These rules determine how authority and evidence move through the system.
Transports and autonomous work converge on the same canonical owners rather than maintaining hidden stores.
Corrections, poison labels, and lower relevance do not erase the retained record.
Keys and policy are held through system custody and verified ledgers, not convenient process variables.
Failure and rejection remain explicit; callers cannot convert an incomplete operation into success.
This page explains the boundary. The release repository binds the current implementation.
Explore the services, dependencies and lifecycle flows in the architecture map.
Architecture mapFollow the authority