The PRISM workspace
Conversation, context and control.
One desktop brings the interfaces of an AOTX runtime into view.
PRISM manages the workspace and local project history. AOTX owns inference, persistent memory and resource admission. The connected gateway advertises which models and controls are available.
Conversations and projects
Create a conversation with neutral or custom instructions. Read incremental output, cancel a request and revisit saved history. Name and archive conversations, export ordinary history as JSON and preview project files within a read-only boundary.
Attach JPEG or WAV files explicitly when the model and gateway support them. Selecting a project folder does not upload its files or grant a model command execution.
Projects, attachments and local history →
Persistent CCIR spaces
Connect a complete runtime, register a participant and select a space. Shared conversations retain their original instructions and follow the runtime's membership and access rules.
Inspect save receipts before relying on recovery. A completed response and a durably saved runtime are separate states. Stop the writer before copying a complete CCIR file.
Participants, spaces and saved shutdown →
Runtime setup and controls
Check an installed AOTX build, choose a GPU and save its runtime profile. PRISM supervises the processes it starts. An external gateway remains under its operator's control.
Generation profiles bind an exact model. Qualified model controls, runtime affect settings and background policy actions have distinct scopes and permissions.
Runtime setup → Affect and model controls →
Memory evidence and activity
Inspect typed memory records, source references and current versions. Publish a record to another permitted space through an explicit action. Background work appears as readable counters and events.
Evidence, sources and policy work →
A workspace you can arrange
Dock, float, resize or maximise panels. Save the layout and use the same controls in silver or graphite themes. The desktop includes local fonts and application assets.