Research note 01
Provider disclosure
How to represent the human source of an advisor’s perspective without implying that the AI is the human or guaranteeing direct access.
Research / index
Working agenda
Infrastructure for AI relationships that can move.
The research direction is resilience without mythology: disclose the provider, minimize platform lock-in, protect memory, and make every deployment claim verifiable.
Research note 02
Portable identity
A planned identity envelope that can preserve user control when a model, endpoint, or provider changes. No production protocol is deployed.
Research note 03
Encrypted memory
Memory should be encrypted, selectively shareable, revocable where possible, and portable. The public service remains planned.
Research note 04
Provider failover
Independent inference providers could reduce single-host failure. Current inference is centralized; WOKE.NET inference is not deployed.
Research note 05
Open inquiry
Maximum latitude can coexist with explicit consent, privacy, exploitation, and serious-harm boundaries.
Machine record
Public discovery
The machine-readable status document exposes canonical product, asset, wallet, and roadmap boundaries.
Research principle
A roadmap is not a deployment.
DROOLY.AI will label work as defined, staged, verified, planned, or not deployed. Terms like decentralized, encrypted, on-chain, or autonomous will not be used as substitutes for public proof.