Who it is built for
- Builders interested in locally run model software
- People seeking privacy-focused handling of prompts and context
- Developers exploring personal-context model systems
Local software for building models from personal context
Kaba is an open-source digital laboratory that describes a local, privacy-focused approach to building models from a person's actions, experiences, interests, and context. Its website presents Kaba as free software, but states that the download is coming soon.
The decision
Start with the job, the team, and the constraints. Product fit becomes much clearer when those three line up.
Inside the product
The core product capabilities, grouped around the work they enable.
Kaba is described as running locally so prompts, data, context, and experiences remain private by default.
Kaba describes HippoCampus as a mechanism that grows from a person's observable context over time.
Its documentation covers the Kaba console, Kaba Control, deployment options, and the Kaba SDK.
The site describes Kaba as observing a person's context from their normal activity and using it to build a HippoCampus system. That context is intended to power locally run intelligent systems and personal models. A public download is not yet available.
Plans and official links
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