The task behind the project
Information often sits in different places: a decision in a note, an appointment in a calendar, the next task in a project. Orivane is a general configurable system to store, connect and query data. Notes, tasks, calendars and projects are my personal application of it.
The system connects context with explicitly defined workflows. Search and structured queries should work without a language model. AI can help interpret and formulate, but access to information does not imply permission to make changes.
My practical question is how assistance can remain understandable and bounded. Origins, freshness and approvals must stay visible. An automatically written answer does not prove a reliably completed task.
As of 18 September 2026, I am developing and testing Orivane internally. It is not a public service. This description presents working principles and direction, not an independent software assessment.
Key facts
- My role
- Concept, development and internal testing
- Subject
- Configurable data models, connected information and explicit workflows
- AI
- Optional support; basic context queries without a language model
- Status
- In development and internal testing · 18 September 2026
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