Where the focus is
alwyse is the product. It is a personal intelligence: it captures what you experience, builds a model of what you know, how you reason, and what you value, and acts on your behalf. Most of what CVOYA does is here.
Spring Voyage is the other thing we ship — a platform where teams of AI agents and the humans who work with them collaborate. It is source-available, and you run it yourself.
The line between them runs one way, and it is not drawn yet: the intelligence alwyse builds for a single person is the kind of intelligence each agent on a Spring Voyage team would need. That is a direction, not a feature that exists.
alwyse
A CVOYA product
A personal intelligence. It captures what you experience — conversations, places, the things you read and notice — builds a deep model of your knowledge, your reasoning, and your values, and acts on your behalf.
Built around the idea that a useful tool sends you back to your life, not deeper into a screen. What alwyse knows about you belongs to you.
Spring Voyage
A CVOYA platform
A collaboration platform for teams of AI agents and the humans who work with them. Agents organize into composable units, connect to outside systems through connectors, and exchange typed messages. Humans participate as first-class team members.
Run the source yourself. There is no hosted service — one will be built only if there is demand for it. See spring.voyage.
Separately, open source
CVOYA Graph is not part of the two above. It is a library we publish because it is useful on its own, under a licence that lets anyone take it and go — see what CVOYA publishes.
CVOYA Graph
Open source, from CVOYA
A type-safe .NET abstraction over graph databases, queryable with LINQ. Model a domain as strongly-typed nodes and relationships, then traverse it with familiar syntax extended for path finding and depth control.
CVOYA publishes the Cvoya.Graph packages on NuGet.