Platform

Processor, graphics, memory, storage, motherboard, BIOS, and Windows details, on demand.

CPU, GPU, memory, storage, and temperature, sampled continuously through one pipeline.

One authoritative 0-100 score, computed the same way everywhere it's shown.

Deterministic, evidence-based recommendations with a stated reason and risk level. Never applied without your explicit confirmation.

Reading real Windows-side evidence — logs, process and service state — as input to an engineering task.

Identifying redundant files as a concrete, scoped diagnostic task. No design work has started yet.

Surfacing what's actually running, as evidence, not as a control panel to click through.

Temporary-file cleanup can be carried out for real: confirmation, safety check, restore point, change, then verification — successful only if verification confirms it.

Anything applied can be undone from Optimization History, and only while the backup it relies on is genuinely still intact.

Extending that same pipeline to Windows-side changes — services, startup entries, scheduled tasks. The pipeline exists; each action still needs its own reversible implementation.

Generate, restyle, vary, remove background, and resize — entirely through conversation with INGRID.

Ask INGRID for a track and play it back, routed through your own connected ElevenLabs account.

Scoped as the narrative counterpart to Art and Music Studio — no generation workflow yet.

An early idea for where art, music, story, and systems eventually meet. No implementation started.

You never switch assistants or manage providers yourself — INGRID is the only intelligence you ever speak to.

Engineering and diagnostic questions are recognized in ordinary chat and routed automatically.

Claude is the first connected engineering provider — the architecture never hardcodes it as the only one.

Anything outside INGRID's recognized commands and reasoning modules runs through a local Ollama model.

Recommendations are recommendations. Nothing is executed, installed, or changed without you saying so.

The undo path shipped alongside the first action that needed it, not bolted on afterwards — and a restore point is taken before the change, not after.

Every recommendation from Optimization Advisor or C.O.R.V.U.S. states its own risk level plainly.

Every engineering task and result C.O.R.V.U.S. produces is recorded — traceable, not a black box.

Diagnostic and founder-level tooling stays behind developer-only access, never exposed in the shipped product.