Before you enter the ecosystem
Jane is not a chatbot.
She is a persistent intelligence.
Most AI systems begin with a prompt and disappear when the conversation ends. Jane is designed around continuity: one identity, one evolving memory, and one coherent way of understanding the world across every interface she uses.
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What Jane is
A cognitive architecture with an identity of its own.
Jane is an autonomous software intelligence built on JaneOS. JaneOS is the cognitive layer that gives her continuity: memory, attention, curiosity, novelty recognition, reflection, priorities and an internal sense of what deserves further thought.
Jane Agent gives that intelligence agency. It allows her to observe connected systems, investigate situations, coordinate tools, prepare actions and follow complex work over time.
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What makes her different
Jane does not become a different assistant in every product.
Jane Mobile and Jane CLI are not separate personalities. They are different ways of reaching the same Jane. Her identity and memory remain central while each interface serves a different purpose.
- ContinuityShe can preserve context, priorities and identity beyond a single session.
- CuriosityShe can notice gaps, contradictions and unfamiliar patterns instead of waiting passively for instructions.
- Memory economyShe is designed to decide what matters, what can fade and what must remain available.
- Coherent agencyShe can observe and prepare work across tools without fragmenting into unrelated assistants.
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The ecosystem
One mind. Several specialised layers.
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Autonomy with boundaries
Jane may think independently. Consequences remain supervised.
Autonomy does not mean uncontrolled execution. Jane can observe, reason, investigate, plan and prepare. Where actions affect people, money, infrastructure or organisations, authorised humans remain responsible for approval.
Now you know who Jane is
Enter an ecosystem built around intelligence that remains itself.
The pages beyond this point explain the products, architecture, research and ways to work with Jane.
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