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iCrisol

Post-transformer architecture · v1.0

The sovereign cognitive organism.

Crisol is not an LLM. It is an architecture that reasons about its own reasoning, keeps living memory across sessions, imports knowledge like installing an app, and runs 100% on your device. No cloud. No amnesia. No black box.

O(1)
context cost
2048
NAR axiomatic axes
8
memory types
100%
local & sovereign

Where the transformer hits a wall, Crisol changes paradigm.

Today's LLMs carry five structural problems that more data and more parameters won't fix. Crisol solves them by architecture.

Conventional LLM Crisol
Contextual amnesia Living memory persistent across sessions
O(n²) attention cost HoloBinder with O(1) memory
Monolithic, inseparable model Container-ship of .crisolpkg experts
Purely correlational reasoning Counterfactual causal simulation (CSE-Z)
Statistical black box 4 Z-agents + traceable decisions

And 20 more. See the full catalogue →

Founding doctrine

Four non-negotiable sovereignties.

01

Technical

The model runs 100% on your hardware. No external APIs, no mandatory telemetry, no degradation if the network drops.

02

Cognitive

Each Crisol is a unique entity. Its memory, its experts, its decision history — all of it is your indivisible property.

03

Economic

Packaged knowledge is a licensed, transferable asset. It can be sold, donated or inherited.

04

Agentic

Decisions are traceable to named agents with responsibility. Not a statistical black box.

Six pillars no transformer has.

Real project status

The first Crisol already breathes.

It's not a paper. The first Crisol Mini has been trained from scratch: 5,000 steps without a single NaN, the loss falling from 45 to a best of 3.5 and causal reasoning switching on by itself. All in 24 hours and for ten cents of electricity.

See status and roadmap →
~2.13 B
parameters trained from scratch
0
NaN / Inf in 5,000 steps
45 → 3.5
loss (CE) · PPL 64,000 → 34
0.0087
epochs seen · 164 M tokens

The question of the 21st century

Who should own the cognitive reasoning of the 21st century: five closed corporations, or every person, as their own transferable asset?

Crisol exists because the answer to that question matters.

Read the manifesto