Local-first Ask IDA CLI
Signed public catalog metadata, local inference, public read-only results, and explicit telemetry sharing.
Public software directory
Public source, separated by what it is for.
This directory tracks the reviewed public portfolio: four consumer tools and five research or development repositories. The revision is a source receipt, not a claim of runtime acceptance, hosted availability, or production readiness.
Verified public portfolio
9 public entries · reviewed September 30, 2026. The directory is intentionally narrower than the company workspace. Held-out federal, defense, proposal, private runtime, and unpublished simulation material is described only as a boundary, not enumerated as products.
Consumer
Tools for local use.
Dedicated consumer explanations live on the consumer shelf.
Evidence-driven discovery
Local discovery that keeps observed, verified, and authorized state distinct.
Authority-gated household intelligence
Local household intelligence with provider seams, speech contracts, local models, and household-scoped history.
Local-first personal finance core
Provenance, stale-data handling, deterministic projections, and optional connector boundaries.
Research and development
Runtime, authoring, laboratory, and evaluation foundations.
These repositories are public source surfaces with explicit evidence limits.
Standalone native execution
Local model, checkpoint, device, integrity, and request-admission boundaries.
Standalone spatial authoring
Geometry, revisions, validation, generic interchange, and bounded proposal workflows.
Reference laboratory
Bounded electrical, chemistry, and neuroelectric reference models with synthetic-model non-claims.
Engine-neutral evaluation
Partial-information observations, governed actions, replay, and long-horizon evaluation.
Bounded physical-AI development
Simulation, routing, verification, and evidence receipts with explicit hardware and trained-model non-claims.
What the directory does not mean
Public source does not mean a hosted service, private Hub authority, customer-data access, model-weight release, signed federal contract, award, hardware parity, or production certification.