Background

Exegesis Protocol v0.0.2

Inject context. Extract meaning.

Or input raw data
Model Context Protocol

The Nuance of
Human Behavior.

Exegesis acts as the "Brain" of the Stellr ecosystem. It is a proprietary analysis engine designed to move beyond simple keyword matching. By acting as the Core MCP Point, Exegesis bypasses surface noise to understand the methodology, tool usage, and problem-solving paths you take.

> INJECT CONTEXT.
> EXTRACT MEANING.
> ELIMINATE PROMPTING.

exegesis_daemon --v.0.0.2
Initializing Neuro-Symbolic Core...
Parsing DOM Structure [Web_Mode]
[LOG] Discarding boilerplate HTML.
[LOG] Isolating semantic content nodes.
Detecting Causal Relationships...
[SUCCESS] Intent vector identified.
[STATUS] Ready for inference.

Intent, Not Identity

Exegesis maps human intent toward a goal without harvesting personal data. It analyzes the "how" rather than the "who," ensuring privacy while optimizing local model performance.

Neuro-Symbolic Logic

Combining the flexibility of deep learning with the reliability of symbolic logic. This ensures Exegesis doesn't just hallucinate summaries but adheres to factual ground truths and logical constraints.

Episodic Vector Memory

Data processed here is piped into a persistent state of user interactions. This allows the AI to recall specific preferences and events from months ago, enabling "Promptless Autonomy."

Processing Vectors

How raw data is transmuted into structured knowledge.

VIEW INTEGRATION
Input: A/V

Video Parsing

Converts video bitstreams into semantic markdown. Analyzes audio transcripts and visual context simultaneously to extract tutorials and lectures.

Input: DOM

Web Interpretation

Scrapes and standardizes DOM structures. Filters advertising boilerplate to isolate core information and data tables.

Input: String

Causal Logic

Processes raw text for logical fallacies and rhetorical patterns. Analyzes counterfactuals to understand *why* an event occurred.

Output: JSON

Orrin Archival

Direct pipeline to the Orrin database for long-term storage, cross-referenced retrieval, and RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation).