Production Quality at Scale

The skin. Security is part of the store.

• Checked inside the store. Access is decided in the same query that finds your data, so there is no layer to slip past. Nothing is visible without a grant or a public mark.
• Starting from nobody. A new account can see nothing until someone grants it.
• No peeking. A record you may not see looks exactly like one that does not exist.
• Grants you can size. To a person, a group or an agent; to read or to write; for one record, a branch, one type in a branch, a whole vault, or one vault's reach into another. Take it back and the access ends.
• No passwords. Sign in with a passkey, or a one-time code sent to your email. The code works once, for ten minutes.
• A stolen token is useless. Every request carries a token bound to a key on your device, and each proof is used once.
• Nothing is lost. Every change is stamped with who made it and when. Old versions are kept, and today's grants decide who sees them.
• Stored in Germany. Backed up in Finland.

Agent

The rind. Agent Jackfruit, the operator of your vaults.

• It builds out your data. Describe what you need and it creates the vaults, the types and the records, complete and complex, all linked.
• It manages your vaults. It organizes them, sets who may see what, shares them and hands them over.
• It answers your questions from the information in your vaults.
• It works out what no record says. It follows the types and the links to answer what is not written down anywhere.
• It brings in what you have. Spreadsheets and linked data become typed records.
• It uses the shared vaults. Types from GilbVeda, places from GilbGeo, living things from GilbLife.
• It follows the platform's own standards, so it builds the way the platform is meant to be used.
• It works as you, signed in, with exactly your access, nothing more.

Agent

The core. Agent Kai-Zen, your project and product architect.

• It starts with who it is for. It names every stakeholder: the people who use it, pay for it and keep it running, the laws and regulations, the competitors and the systems it must work with.
• It puts numbers on what they need. Business values, stakeholder values, product values and architecture values like speed, security, scale and uptime, all measurable.
• It finds the best solutions. Every candidate is scored against those values in a Value Decision Table. The one that delivers the most value for its cost wins, and you can see why.
• It architects your app. It chooses an architecture that holds those values as you grow.
• It plans in steps. An evolutionary plan that delivers value step by step, with measurements and feedback loops.
• It learns and improves. After every step it measures, takes in your stakeholders' feedback, and adjusts the values and the solutions. Kai-Zen: change for the better, one step at a time.
• It does the paperwork. It writes the specs and manages the process for you, working as you, with exactly your access.
• Inside your apps too. Your apps can call Agent Kai-Zen through the same API as everything else.
• Patent pending. The Kai-Zen value decision engine.

The fibers. Links that carry meaning.

• An address for every record. Each one gets a permanent web address the moment it is made.
• Links are facts too. Every link is named for what it means, like "made by", "stored in" or "sold to".
• Across vaults. Your company vault can point at a place in GilbGeo or a type in GilbVeda, without copying either.
• Reach, as far as allowed. One vault can reach into another only as far as its grant allows, and writing needs write rights on every step.
• Addresses never break. A vault keeps its address and its links when it changes owner, and an address is never deleted.
• One address for people and code. A browser gets a page; an app gets the data, as JSON-LD.

The seed. The datom: one fact at a time.

• Everything is a fact. Every piece of information is stored as one small fact, a datom: this thing, this property, this value.
• Events in space and time. Each fact is an event. It says when it was true and when it was recorded, and it can say where, because places are data too.
• Two clocks on every fact. One says when it was true, the other when it was recorded. So you can ask what was true on Tuesday, and what the system said on Tuesday.
• Nothing is overwritten. A correction is a new fact, and what was there before is kept. Open any day.
• Who and when, on every change. Every fact is stamped with who wrote it and when.
• Records are assembled when you ask. The record you see is put together from its facts at the moment you ask, as of any date you choose.
• No fixed tables. Add a new kind of fact tomorrow, and nothing needs rebuilding.
• Fingerprinted. Every value and every file is stored under its SHA-256 fingerprint. The same value is kept once, and any change shows.

Yours

Your personal vault.

The vault you sign in to. Everything that is yours alone lives here: notes, documents, contacts, photos, and your health and money records if you want them there. Private from the first second, and you decide, field by field, who sees what. Every app you use reads from it; none of them keeps a copy.

• You have a WebID. One web address that is you, with a public profile any app can read. It is your vault's address too, like ana.gilb.com.
• Every grant goes to a WebID. Whoever you share with, a person, a group or an AI agent, has a WebID, and you decide what each one may do.
• Rename freely. Behind your name is a permanent identity, so every grant still holds when the name changes.
• One sign-in, every app. A passkey or an emailed code, and the same people in every app.
• Tokens tied to your device. What an app receives works only with the key on your device, and it expires.
• Agents have their own identity. Every AI agent gets its own WebID and account. It signs in with its own key, its tokens last minutes, and its access can only be narrowed.
• Only you bind an agent. An agent cannot attach itself to your vault; you do.
• Your agents act as you. Agent Jackfruit and Agent Kai-Zen work with exactly your access, for a few hours at a time.
• Open web standards. Built to be compatible with W3C Linked Web Storage.
• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Shared

GilbLife vault.

Living things: the tree of life from the root to species, with names in many languages and pictures. Open for every app.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Yours

Your company vault.

The company's records: customers, products, orders and contracts. It is always owned by a person on the company's behalf, so it can be handed over without breaking a single link. Each person sees what their role needs.

• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Yours

Your inventory vault.

Every item you stock, each with its own address and QR code: where it is, how many there are, what it cost and where it came from. Your shop app, your warehouse app and your accounting app all read the same items.

• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Yours

Your family vault.

Shared with the people you choose: the calendar, recipes, house papers and photos. Each member still owns what they put in.

• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Yours

Your project vault.

One per project, inside your company vault: tasks, decisions, documents, and the values the project has to deliver, with numbers.

• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Shared

GilbVeda vault.

The shared dictionary of what things are: thousands of types, functions and values, each with its own address. Open for anyone to read. New types are proposed, then reviewed before they are used.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Shared

GilbGeo vault.

Places, free for every app: every country and city, and more, with their shapes and coordinates, and no one's personal data. Your records point to it, so "in Oslo" means the same thing in every app.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Yours

Your house vault.

Everything about your home: the deeds and the insurance, the appliances with their manuals and warranties, the IoT sensors, the alarm and the house controls, the energy readings, and every repair and who did it. Sell the house, and the vault goes with it.

• MyJackfruit is my vault. Only you, the owner, have access, and only you can let others in, down to a single record or field. And you can take all of it with you, whenever you want.

The pods. Your vaults, and the ones everyone shares.

Shared

AppBuilder vault.

Instructions for AI to build apps: the platform's coding standards, processes and templates, hundreds of records your AI reads before it writes a line.