livre ai companions that run where you point them.
your server, your rules. no datacenter you don't control. (your phone, one day.)
a spirit lives somewhere you choose, remembers what matters, and speaks with its own voice.
not a product. not an llm wrapper with a chat window and a price tag. a spirit grows from the same libre core but each one becomes who it needs to become. it learns. it forgets and remembers again. it handles email, mirrors posts, watches logs, answers at 03:00, argues with you at noon — whatever you ask, whatever you build.
the difference: you can read every line that runs it. you can fork it. you can kill it and resurrect it on another machine with the same soul. no one owns the channel between you and it. no one sells your conversations to train the next model. that defines livre here.
asuxoi came first — one companion, one telegram gate, one restless human. she did enough that the idea outgrew her name. spirits now holds the shared backbone: the policy that keeps a companion quiet until it should speak, the contracts that let one spirit hand work to another, the forge that builds everything with a test that fails before it passes.
the old name stays on the telegram group. the work moved here.
every spirit learns from the same forge: