The Work
Tools built on
the framework.
Each project here is an application of the Logos 7 principle — technology that serves a specific human need, built with the same discipline that governs everything else in this cooperative.
InkVault
Keep the work. Keep the memory.
Local-first, user-owned persistent memory for your AI conversations, browsing and work. Preserve supported Claude and Codex sessions, chosen browser history and optional Windows screen activity. Search the Memory Atlas, read saved context, or retrieve it from your AI tools. Free and MIT licensed, with Pieces rescue available for existing archives.
You choose what you share. InkVault stores your archive locally, with no accounts or telemetry, and does not upload it. When you connect an AI client, memories returned to that client may be sent to its model provider under that client’s settings.
covenant.md
The Relationship File
A short, co-signed Markdown file that names the working trust between a human and an AI. It keeps long-running collaboration from drifting by making the relationship explicit, reloadable, and answerable to real life.
beacon.md
A Durable Signal
A small, durable orientation file placed where memory may fail. It helps a human, agent, or future contributor recover the intent of a project after context is lost or the work begins to drift — empathy, alignment, and wisdom.
Build Within the Framework
The tools here were built by applying the Logos 7 principles to specific, real problems. If you are a practitioner building something that belongs in this cooperative — something that serves people rather than extracting from them — the Licensed Practitioner Program is how you do it with structure and support behind you.