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You choose
Say what you want to attempt in natural language. Clixy does not choose consequential actions for you.
How Clixy Works
You act. The world answers. History keeps the result.
Natural language is the controller. The simulated world decides what is possible and what actually happens.
The Core Loop
Three ideas are enough to understand Clixy.
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The world resolves
Rules, time, location, resources, authority, relationships, and existing history determine what can actually happen.
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The consequence remains
The result becomes part of the world. People can remember it, institutions can react to it, and years later it can still matter.
History Is State
Your past can become someone else's present.
You refuse a general years earlier. His family remembers. His son grows up, gains office, and later controls something you need. The consequence returns because those people and institutions kept existing.
The world does not remember because a paragraph stayed in context. It remembers because history became world state.
What Can Persist
A life is connected to a larger world.
Clixy is designed around a small set of simulation primitives that can combine differently in every world.
People
People have locations, goals, relationships, knowledge, possessions, and histories of their own.
Time
Travel, recovery, projects, aging, and events consume actual time.
Property
Money, land, objects, and resources have real ownership and transfers.
Institutions
Families, companies, armies, governments, and communities can persist beyond a scene.
Information
Characters know what they have reason to know. News, orders, and secrets have to travel.
History
Events become provenance, reputation, obligation, careers, borders, and consequences.
The Interface Serves the Life
State appears when it helps you understand what is true.
Natural language remains primary. Family, property, relationships, obligations, and history become visible when they help you make a decision, not because Clixy wants to turn your life into a strategy dashboard.
Under the Hood
Why the narrator cannot rewrite reality.
Under the Hood
Why the narrator cannot rewrite reality.
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World truth
People, possessions, locations, relationships, time, resources, and events that already happened.
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World systems
The rules that change truth: economy, travel, conflict, family, institutions, information, and time.
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AI intelligence
Language interpretation, dialogue, bounded qualitative judgment, and narration.
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Presentation
Text first. The same authoritative state can later feed images, maps, voice, 2D, or other clients.
AI can interpret intent, speak for characters, make bounded qualitative judgments, and narrate committed outcomes. It cannot silently create resources, ignore distance or authority, give characters impossible knowledge, or overwrite canonical state.