Understand the pieces.
Build with intention.

Run the local website.

The current website uses Next.js and React. With Node.js 24 or newer, run these commands from the modeus project directory.

npm ci
npm run dev

Open http://127.0.0.1:3000. For a production build, use npm run build followed by npm start. Production hosting also requires the origin and persistent storage configuration described in the repository deployment guide.

A shared language for work.

Objective

The outcome the work should achieve, with enough detail to evaluate the result.

Context

The selected sources, instructions, and constraints relevant to a particular task.

Work object

A piece of work connected to its purpose, ownership, decisions, and current state.

Artifact

A deliverable such as a brief, design, presentation, or code change.

Evidence

The sources and checks that support a claim about the work.

Approval

A human decision about a specific proposed action or version of a result.

From context to a reviewed outcome.

The Modeus architecture describes a loop: observe, understand, contextualize, plan, route, control, execute, verify, and learn. These are design concepts; they do not imply that every capability is active in this website.

1. Understand and plan. Establish the outcome, the sources, and the boundaries of the task.
2. Route and control. Select the appropriate capability and determine what needs permission or review.
3. Execute and verify. Inspect the actual result, keep the supporting evidence, and make uncertainty visible.
4. Learn with context. Carry useful, reviewed information forward with its scope and source.

Many model APIs. One connection.

Radious is a new concept for a unified bank of model APIs, connected to Co-Mo through a single API. It is intended to make a range of models accessible through a common connection.

Public endpoints, supported providers, authentication, SDKs, and rate limits have not been announced. Integration examples will be published when the interface is defined.

What you can use here.

Accounts and saved work belong to this website. Contact questions and job applications are stored on its server for the team to review; no confirmation email is sent. Product workflows on the public pages are illustrative.

Use npm run typecheck, npm run lint, and npm run build to check a change. The repository README describes server storage, backups, and the verification scripts.