SEE IT IN ACTION
For this job, field notes never used the word “issue,” but they did describe texture and a warranty touch-up. That is the same story keyword search keeps missing.
HOW MI™ WORKS
Your data is yours, so what happens to it should be very transparent.
01 · CAPTURE
Put something in. A note, a document, a meeting, a decision. MI™ ingests it, structures it, and gives it a cryptographic receipt so you can always prove it existed exactly as written.
mi.capture("Kasey prefers Mindful Gray SW 7016")
02 · ASK
Query your data in plain language. Not keywords. Not file names. Ask what you actually want to know and MI™ finds the answer across everything you have ever captured.
mi.ask("What color did we use on the Henderson exterior?")
03 · VERIFY
Prove it. Every memory has a three-part hash chain: a fingerprint of the exact words, a fingerprint of the meaning, and a combined chain hash. If anything was changed, the hash will not match. If it matches, nothing changed.
mi.verify("umo_01KN3FZ5B012YNHGR7JF")
04 · EXPLAIN
See inside the machine. Explain shows you exactly what MI™ understood when it processed a memory: entities extracted, relationships mapped, quality scores assigned. No black box. Full transparency at every stage.
mi.explain("umo_01KN3FZ5B012YNHGR7JF")
05 · FORGET
Remove it. Completely. And get a receipt proving the removal happened at a specific timestamp. You can prove something was deleted without having to keep the thing you deleted. For regulated environments, this is essential.
mi.forget("umo_01KN3FZ5B012YNHGR7JF")
UNDER THE HOOD
MI™ retrieves what you saved, with receipts first. Models are for fluent wording, not for proof.
How you actually get set up
Organized enough that people mistake it for AI. Here is the path from scattered files to receipted answers.