Visual Atlas
B.R.A.I.N. in one picture
A visual explanation of current ownership, lineage, document knowledge, and private deployment boundaries.
These visuals describe the accepted Phase 6 system. They make ownership and lifecycle explicit: B.R.A.I.N. holds durable cognitive state; providers supply bounded, replaceable capability.
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Open full-size diagram: System context: B.R.A.I.N. is the persistent system and Gemini is a replaceable provider.
B.R.A.I.N. persists memory, knowledge, beliefs, and evidence. It can use Gemini for reasoning, Live interaction, and embeddings without placing canonical state inside the provider.
Open full-size diagram: B.R.A.I.N. versus Gemini ownership comparison.
Gemini’s pretrained general knowledge can inform a response, but it does not automatically become B.R.A.I.N. knowledge. An accepted teaching or source-backed record is required for durable cognitive state.
Open full-size diagram: Owner teaching, fresh-session recall, and correction lineage.
A correction creates a successor. The current record is retrieved for ordinary use; the superseded record remains available with its provenance and lineage.
Open full-size diagram: Document ingestion from original artifact to grounded citation.
Original and normalized artifacts are canonical and portable. Chunks and model-tagged embeddings are derived and can be rebuilt from those retained sources.
Open full-size diagram: Private Hostinger deployment through NetBird with loopback API and internal PostgreSQL.
The current deployment has no public application ingress. The UI/API bind to loopback, PostgreSQL remains inside the Compose network, and provider secrets remain server-side.
Open full-size diagram: Visual style reference for current, future, canonical, derived, provenance, and superseded elements.
See the visual system reference for the reusable component and arrow conventions.