SENEX Documentation
SENEX is developing a local-first intelligence system: personal AIA software works with user-approved context close to the user, while future network components are intended to support governed cooperation between independent participants.
The current foundation focuses on local execution, local context handling, user-directed workflows, and governed sharing concepts. It is under active development. This documentation does not represent a generally available production network.
V1-testnet is a future production-candidate environment for integration, security, and economic testing. Any value represented there will be test-only, non-monetary, and unsuitable for investment or exchange. SENEX has no live public blockchain or token economy.
Product direction
SENEX is organized around three horizons:
| Horizon | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| AIA foundation | Give users a private, controllable assistant that can work with local context | Working foundation |
| V1-testnet | Test governed coordination, contribution records, and network behavior under realistic conditions | V1-testnet target |
| GENOME | Explore whether useful collective intelligence can emerge from independently governed participants | Research direction |
V1, if approved after testnet evidence and external review, will be a separate future production network with a fresh genesis. Testnet state, balances, or participation will not automatically become production assets or privileges.
Design principles
- Local first: sensitive context should remain within the user-controlled environment unless the user authorizes a specific exchange.
- Explicit purpose: a request should state what is needed, why it is needed, and what result will be returned.
- Minimum disclosure: cooperation should use the smallest useful amount of information rather than broad access to a participant’s data.
- Revocable control: ongoing permissions should be visible and removable by the user.
- Verifiable progress: roadmap language is not a substitute for implementation evidence, testing, or independent assessment.
- Separation of environments: research, testnet, and future production are distinct security and release decisions.
Security, privacy, performance, governance, and economic claims remain subject to independent testing and review. No page in these docs should be read as a certification, formal privacy guarantee, financial offer, or assurance that a future production launch will occur.
Explore the documentation
- Architecture — system boundaries and the relationship between AIA, V1-testnet, V1, and GENOME.
- Privacy and security — user controls, data-flow expectations, threat categories, and assurance limits.
- Applications — potential user and organizational use cases.
- Governance — the proposed approach to accountable change.
- Economics — research around contribution and coordination; no live token economy.
- Migration path — how test environments are separated from a possible future production network.
- Roadmap — staged development and evidence gates.
- Innovation — the public capability-level summary of SENEX research.
These public docs intentionally explain outcomes, trust boundaries, and status without publishing proprietary implementation details that could weaken security or enable reconstruction.