Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Coredence turns your writing into an evidence-backed identity
A macOS app reads conversations, commits, and corrections, then distils recurring patterns, values, preferences, and voice into rules you can inspect.
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Coredence processes conversations, commits, and corrections locally, then separates its output into values, patterns, voice, preferences, and current state. It retains a rule only after recurrence and keeps the passages that support it; the page gives an example appearing in 17 of 18 subjects. The resulting identity is stored as one SQLite file in the user’s home directory, while contradictions become questions for the user rather than silent resolutions.
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