An overview of all core parts (The Body / Sepulcher) and how they run on Linux as rootless containers managed by systemd. It maps the Assistant's thinking functions, the organs (Settings, Data, Engine Room, Workers, Memory Vault) and the Model Runtime.
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LychD docs, in plain English.
Every page of the Hexanomicon, LychD's official documentation, in the same order. Each one opens with a short plain-English summary, every lore word is decoded on hover, and the whole site is searchable.
live decoder
Phylactery Memory Vault The database. Anything committed here survives crashes and restarts.
302pages, same order as the Hexanomicon
293plain-English summaries
66lore words decoded
11chapters and top-level pages
Start here
Your first hour, in four pages.
01 Getting Started Getting started A short page for new contributors that explains LychD is pre-alpha and helps you choose a first path: verifying the repository on a checkout, or attempting a live Linux host install. read →02 Map Architecture map of one request Follows one piece of work through LychD from request to result: how a Request picks a Workflow Version, becomes a Job Record run by Workers, draws on models via the Traffic Controller and Stage Manager, and returns for human judgment. read →03 State of Work What actually works The single ledger of what the current LychD revision can really do, with evidence. Each area of the system gets a status (Available, Partial, Operator validation, Designed) plus its proven subset, limits and links to source and tests. read →04 Summoning Installation on a Linux host The intended step-by-step procedure to install LychD on one Linux host with an NVIDIA GPU: build from source, create settings and data folders, bind one local llama.cpp model, start the system and get a first reply. read →
The Hexanomicon
Every chapter, decoded.
The same structure as hexanomicon.dev. Pick a chapter, or open any page from the sidebar inside the docs.
ProphecyDocs home page Getting StartedGetting started SummoningInstallation on a Linux host MapArchitecture map of one request State of WorkWhat actually works RoadmapRoadmap for the founding year
Overview of the Divination section: the Control Panel for acting and inspecting, the learning cycle (Transmutation), the philosophical path (Transcendence), and research correspondences.
open chapter →Index of Apps (Compositions): reusable applications that keep their own records, judge their own results and control which side effects they may request. Lists the app Areas, the reference portfolio and candidate studies.
GuidesCreative WorksStewardship & AcquisitionPresence & EmbodimentProfessional OperationsCandidate studies
open chapter →Entry page to the two glossaries: the Iron Tongue for technical project terms and the Inner Tongue for the philosophical and inherited words.
open chapter →The index of LychD's 43 numbered design rules (Architecture Decision Records, called Covenants), grouped by area: foundation, core runtime, agents and memory, and senses and networking. Each rule records a decision, its constraints and consequences.
open chapter →Interactive guide
Prefer pictures? Learn it visually.
Hands-on companions to the docs. Every part you click links back to its Hexanomicon page.
The Story10 min Why everything is named after an undead sorcerer, a crash-the-server demo and a quiz. open →System Map10 min Click any box to see what that part does and how it connects. open →Request Journey5 min Follow one request, step by step, from chat box to answer. open →Connections5 min The whole network of terms, with a path finder between any two. open →Glossaryreference All 66 terms with plain names, analogies and status. open →
Cheat sheet
Twelve names you will hear every day.
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