Create a service
Say what should exist, in ordinary language. Skalle opens it on your domain so other systems can depend on it.
/01Skalle AI
Skalle
Intelligence
The AI interface to the Real Time Web. Describe what you need. Skalle builds the connections.
Open Skalle ↗Skalle turns natural language into Real Time Web infrastructure — from a sentence, to a service other systems can use.
/02The product
Skalle AI is the product you talk to when a service should exist on the Real Time Web. You describe the job. Skalle carries the authorized operations. Your model can keep the reasoning. You keep the identity, the ownership, and the right to stop a change.
Expose a source
A device or a feed can appear as a Ghost. Neighbors attach to that presence. The data stays with the owner.
Connect services
One service uses another by a link. You do not cut a private door for every neighbor, and the stream is not warehoused in the middle.
Configure access
Name who may look and who may change something. A model from outside stays read-only until you allow a change. Access does not stay open.
Place the work
Skalle can suggest how a service should sit on the network, then carry the authorized steps in order.
REQA job you can hand it
Create a service that receives live energy data from my buildings, combine it with weather data, give my optimization model access to it, and expose the resulting energy forecast to my application.
A request Skalle can take through the Synx toolchain, from intent to a running architecture.
FIGSignals
/07Organism
A living interface
Skalle is the mouth of the network, not a scribe sitting beside it. You describe a job in ordinary language. Skalle breaks that job into operations the Real Time Web can run: a service, a source, a link, a right to use it.
The mind can stay yours. Skalle does not lock you to one model. A model you already trust can do the reasoning. Skalle holds the Real Time Web operations. Synx holds the controls those operations stand on.
Open the system ↗/08Field
A field you can hold
The Real Time Web is a live field for people, machines, services, and ideas. What you make can stay with you while the field keeps growing around it. realtimeweb.org is a standalone nonprofit that explains the network and Morphic Architecture Design. Skalle is not that nonprofit. Synx makes the tools. The network is not a company.
A service can use another service by a link. It does not need a private door cut for every neighbor, and the stream does not have to be warehoused in the middle. When a machine changes hands, the right to use what it carries can move with the owner.
On this network a device or a source can show up as a Ghost: a presence other services can attach to, without lifting the data out of the owner’s hands. A Morphic Service is the thing those neighbors depend on. The maker keeps the ownership.
realtimeweb.org ↗
/09Authority
Contained on purpose
Skalle acts inside your identity. A model connected from outside can look, unless you explicitly let it change the network. A change can wait for you. Access does not stay open. The aim is an operator with a leash, not a key left in the door.
A team that wants the session on its own ground can run Skalle as its own service and tie it to the sign-in it already uses.
Weather can feed an energy reading. That reading can feed a building. The building can feed the people who run it. Each step can stay owned by the person who made it.
Read the architecture ↗SPC_04Phage
Links, not a private door for every neighbor
Synx names it, operates it, and secures who it belongs to. Skalle AI helps create, link, and administer it.
Enter the lab ↗/10FAQ
The short answer is open. The full answer is one step further, when you want the detail.
What is Skalle AI?
Skalle AI is the interface to the Real Time Web. You say what you want. Skalle runs the authorized operations and reports what happened.
How is Skalle different from a normal assistant?
Most assistants answer or draft. Skalle operates Synx and Morph Space inside a session tied to your identity. A model from outside can look. It cannot change the network unless you allow that.
Can Skalle create and connect services on its own?
Yes, inside the rights you already have. One request can become a sequence of network operations. Asking does not create a new right.
What is MCP, and can I keep my own model?
MCP is how a compatible model calls the Real Time Web operations Skalle exposes. The model reasons. Skalle holds the capabilities. A team can also run Skalle as its own service and tie it to the sign-in it already uses.
What can I ask Skalle to build?
A single change, or a whole workflow: services, Ghosts, links, access, ownership, and a look at what is connected now.