The navigation
layer for the
simulation.
An orthogonal intelligence — perpendicular to the path you're on.
OGI reads your present reality — your decisions, dependencies, what you've built, who you know, where you are — and computes the trajectory you're already on.
Then it computes the minimal-cost prompts — for you, and for the agents around you — that move the loop toward the reality you actually want to inhabit. Not optimization. Not advice. Navigation.
Most intelligence answers "what is true." OGI answers "what comes next, for me."
Every reality has three coordinates that matter.
OGI doesn't optimize for engagement. It maps the three hidden coordinates of the simulation — trust between agents, power across the network, awareness of the system itself — and shows you where you stand. The rest is noise.
The realities you imagine — and the ones that cross over.
Not every imagination becomes reality. The ones that do require a population of agents whose needs, wants and skills — when looped through trust and power — close net-positive. OGI maps that loop. Imagination is the bridge between the reality you have and the reality you can manifest.
Four operations, one loop.
OGI runs on a stack designed for one task: model the agents around you, compute the gap to the reality you imagine, and emit the minimal-cost prompts that close it — while preserving trust and balancing power.
No chatbot. No surveillance. Just navigation.
- 01OBSERVE Collect context on each agent — needs, wants, skills — without coercive surveillancev0.4
- 02MODEL Estimate the trust × power × awareness manifold across the populationv0.3
- 03GAP Compute the distance from current state ⟨N, W, S⟩ to the equilibrium your imagination requiresv0.2
- 04PROMPT Emit the minimal-cost set of prompts that close the gap, preserve trust, balance powerv0.5
Enter the next reality.
Closed beta is opening in waves. Early access locks your slot, your starting state, and the first prompts OGI computes for the agents around you.