Personal life
Plans, appointments, documents and commitments should be organised in context. When moving home, for example, deadlines, required documents and open tasks should stay in view together.
A project taking shape
Mimur aims to connect knowledge, current events and AI. This should make information easier to understand, reveal connections and make decisions traceable — with clear origins and human responsibility.
Discover MimurAn idea for knowledge that helps you think things through.
Where does the information come from?
What belongs together?
Why was that choice made?
A note here, a source there, a decision in conversation. The information remains. Its context often does not.
Later, the crucial connections are missing: What was an assumption based on? What was established, and what was only a guess? And why did a particular course seem sensible?
Mimur is a development project for knowledge with origins and context. The idea is to consider information together with its sources, relationships and open questions, rather than simply storing it.
So that finding things again can also lead to understanding.
This is the idea behind Mimur: three perspectives form a traceable path from information to a decision.
A claim needs a source. Its origins and context should remain visible so it can be assessed and checked.
How do we know this?Information rarely stands alone. Relationships, contradictions and open questions should become visible instead of getting lost among separate notes.
How is this connected?Sources, assumptions and considerations should together explain how a decision was reached — even when looking back at it later.
Why this course?A simple thought experiment
SourceRecord an
observation.
ContextConnect it with
an open question.
DecisionKeep a choice
and its reasoning.
This example explains the idea and does not show an already available workflow.
Development vision
Mimur aims to connect events with knowledge, tasks, responsibilities and decisions. AI should help make information accessible and prepare better-informed decisions.
Here, Event-OS means an organisational system, not a computer operating system.
The eventWhat happened?
The effectsWhat changes as a result?
The need for actionWho should do what?
Plans, appointments, documents and commitments should be organised in context. When moving home, for example, deadlines, required documents and open tasks should stay in view together.
Goals, tasks, dependencies, responsibilities, follow-up questions and results should be connected in a traceable way. If a milestone moves, the consequences and necessary coordination should become apparent.
Operational events should be linked to processes, resources and business goals. This should reveal the need for action and the effects of measures taken — for example, when a delivery is delayed.
Part of the development vision
The idea is to connect AI with knowledge stored in a traceable way and with current events. It should help identify connections and prepare tasks.
AI suggestions can contain errors and need review appropriate to their purpose. A suggestion, a human decision and an action carried out should remain distinguishable and traceable.
AI should respect existing access rights and the separation of personal and work areas. Which data could be sent to an AI provider for an authorised purpose would have to be explicitly defined.
It should be clear who needs to act, which response is still outstanding, and when a task or follow-up question is complete.
Personal and business areas need clearly defined access rights. Private and work data should remain separate; linking them would require a deliberate action and appropriate permission.
All Event-OS and AI applications described here are a development vision. User management, tenant separation, business management, autonomous control and automatic agent coordination are not presented as already available.
Mimur is being developed step by step. This site presents the idea. It is not an already usable knowledge application.
The first static project presentation explains the aim, the problem and the approach. It can be read without signing in.
Information, sources and decisions should come together in a traceable way. The functions to be provided require separate, evidence-based acceptance.
For personal or business use, rights, responsibilities and secure separation of areas must be decided and demonstrated separately.
Open communication is part of the idea.
No promise of a publication date or feature scope. As of 7 November 2026.
The thinking behind it