01 · Language system
Kinesema
Language structure, human review, parser boundaries, and motion development.
Documentation · Public technical reference
Follow the work beneath the interface.
Public documentation for Kinesema, Kinesema Atlas, and the principles they share. Explore current architecture, review boundaries, accessibility commitments, and evolving research notes.
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Two systems, shared foundations.
Begin with the product you want to understand, or follow the principles that connect both systems.
02 · Knowledge system
Kinesema Atlas
Concepts, reviewed relationships, retrieval, provenance, and the public/private boundary.
03 · Across both systems
Shared foundations
Inspectability, accessibility, evaluation, privacy, and human judgment.
Architecture at a glance
See the path before the detail.
Kinesema
Current direction- Language
- Structure
- Review
- Motion
Language research continues privately. The public hand exhibit is a separate form study; accepted SgSL translation and signing motion remain in development.
Kinesema Atlas
Explorer now · Ask later- Sources
- Concepts
- Relationships
- Inspection
The public collection and relationship explorer are available. Retrieval-backed conversational explanation remains unconnected.
Documentation directory
Current public references.
Public references describe current boundaries. Evolving research notes expose useful technical work without claiming production readiness, linguistic authority, or universal correctness.
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Kinesema public reference
- Kinesema Technical Overview Kinesema's private language research, public form study, and review boundaries. Public reference
- Why Sign Language AI Why signed-language technology requires structured language analysis, visible limits, and qualified human review. Evolving research note
- Proposed Community Review Process A proposed process for scoped feedback, correction, and future review involving Deaf community members. Evolving research note
- Accessibility and Ethical Commitments The accessibility, language-respect, human-review, and ethical commitments guiding Kinesema. Evolving research note
- Kinesema Roadmap The current Kinesema boundary, next research priorities, later motion direction, and release conditions. Evolving research note
Research and engineering notes
- Parser Research Boundary The boundary between Kinesema's private parser research and its public website. Evolving research note
- Motion Research Direction The current no-motion boundary, prerequisites for future movement work, and requirements for inspectable motion planning. Evolving research note
- Review Architecture How Kinesema separates review-required state, technical checks, human authority, recorded decisions, and public release boundaries. Evolving research note
Kinesema Atlas documentation
A public reference set comes next.
Atlas already has a public product overview and an inspectable collection. Its dedicated technical reference is the next documentation set; it will explain the public contract without exposing the private knowledge system.
- Atlas overview and public boundary Planned
- Concepts and reviewed relationships Planned
- Public and private projection Planned
- Retrieval and Ask Atlas Planned
- Provenance, review, and current state Planned
Reading boundary
Documentation supports review. It does not manufacture authority.
These pages explain public systems, current behavior, and evolving research. They do not turn prototype parser or motion output into validated SgSL, make Atlas a universal authority, or make a passing test proof of complete correctness.
Pages marked Evolving research note should be read with their stated limitations and checked against current behavior and relevant human or community review.
Read the accessibility commitments