bucket foundation — inverse omega

Research OS for K-12

Where students of all levels access, become aware of, understand, internalize, and produce knowledge.

Web and desktop: what each one does →

Your first task

One concept, four steps. Research OS is in private testing.

  1. Pick one concept, for example ATP synthase.
  2. Ask the AI for sources. It returns quotes with the page they came from.
  3. Write one sentence of your own about the concept.
  4. Run the check. It compares your sentence with the quotes and shows which claims a quote supports.

Five States

The same concept at five depths, from being allowed to open it to adding a new node beside it. Each depth holds the ones before it.

The Data view of the Bucket desktop app: what is loaded on this computer.
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Access

Who can see and use a piece of knowledge. Public, private, or shared with named people, the way a repository or a drive works.

view Data in the app →
The Knowledge graph view of the Bucket desktop app: every idea in your decks, linked to what it builds on.
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Awareness

Knowing where knowledge can go. From any node, the directions beyond it and the frontier around it.

view the Graph in the app →
The Learn view of the Bucket desktop app: decks and mastery per branch.
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Understanding

Learning the thing itself. Lessons, recall, and checks until the concept holds.

view Learn in the app →
The Progress view of the Bucket desktop app: how far each idea has gone, across branches.
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Internalization

The learned concept meets the rest of the graph. Connections, transfer, use beyond where it was taught.

view Progress in the app →
The Canon view of the Bucket desktop app: source excerpts on the globe.
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Production

A new node on the graph, built from the nodes you hold, placed among them, and cited by others.

view the Canon in the app →

Start with one concept.