Parser Research Boundary

The Kinesema language parser is an internal research tool. Its development continues privately, including vocabulary, language structures, testing, and review. The website explains the approach without offering an interactive sentence parser.

The Former Preview

An earlier protected preview returned bounded sentence analysis and a candidate gloss. That visitor-facing preview has been retired. Its old page leads to the Kinesema overview, and its website request route no longer forwards input to the private parser.

Retiring the preview does not erase material that was previously published. Historical essays may describe the earlier interface and are marked accordingly.

Public and Private Material

Public pages cover the project direction, research boundaries, and selected exhibits. They do not distribute the private rule system, synonym groups, lexicons, internal diagnostics, reviewer material, or service credentials.

Inspectability remains part of internal development and review. Reviewers need to understand the decisions and uncertainties relevant to their work; that does not require unrestricted visitor access to the engine.

Review Remains Necessary

A reproducible parser result is not automatically correct SgSL. Proposed representations still require relevant linguistic and community judgment and must not be treated as accepted translation or ready-to-play motion.

The Review Architecture explains these separate decisions. The Kinesema Roadmap records the wider research direction, and the Privacy Notice describes the website’s current data flows.