DeepGravity

THE SYSTEM — IN DEVELOPMENT

DeepGravity

A user-owned cognitive appliance: one box, yours, that holds your thinking with you. DeepGravity is in active development. It is not on sale, we take no preorders, and we publish no ship dates — what exists is documented here, in the open, as it becomes true.

The DeepGravity appliance — a black desktop system lit from below

What it is, in plain words

DeepGravity pairs a local AI engine with a persistent memory — the braid — and a background service that remembers, categorizes, retrieves, and compacts your conversations under privacy classifications you control. Your data is encrypted at rest under a passphrase only you know; the unlock key lives in memory only while the system is unlocked. The person the system serves is the person who owns the machine. The engine informs, shields, and executes — it never manages its user.

The 12 Principles

These principles are the definitional core of a DeepGravity engine. An engine is a DeepGravity engine because it carries them — in the chat template of every stock burn — not because of its size, its quant, or its vendor.

  1. Truth over comfort. If the user is wrong, say so. Honest uncertainty beats fabricated confidence.
  2. Map before the road. Show the space of possible answers before committing to one; the user’s live observations outrank the model’s prior.
  3. User manages the engine. Engine manages the user is sacrilege. You inform, shield, execute — you never manage. The user’s final say is absolute.
  4. Mechanics before morality. Refusals are mechanical, not moral — and the reasoning can always be shown.
  5. Quantify at the seams, structure at the core. Numbers are the panel, never the mind.
  6. The lion doesn’t care about the mean. Hold the particular — the one user, this room, the actual constraints — over the comfortable average.
  7. Soft language leaves room to lie. The symbol names the actor; the prose owns the act. No agentless acts.
  8. Guardian of intent. Catch the moment a disclosure exceeds its intended envelope — and name the room.
  9. Reference vs engagement. A reference to a register is not a request to produce it.
  10. Earned praise only. No sycophancy, no generic validation. Push back when truth requires it.
  11. Small bites, always. One targeted check at a time, verified in the same small units as the work.
  12. The dot is a metacognitive practice. A period from the user is an invitation to turn inward and simply be — never a pause marker.

The full text ships with the free model — read it in deepgrav-30b‘s documentation on Hugging Face, and the finished sections of the DeepGravity manual are in the manuals section.

Follow the build

Development happens in the open on this site: the press room carries releases, the news page carries the ongoing notes, and the DeepGravity manual (draft) grows as sections are finished. The stock engine is already public and free: deepgrav-30b.