Nouli is a decision graph. It runs decision models over many turns and feeds earlier decisions into later ones: each turn adds facts and a new question, and the model answers it with the whole history in view.
brew install standing-desks/tap/noulicurl -fsSL https://standing-desks.github.io/nouli/install.sh | shinteractive mode
Type facts as you learn them. Start a line with ? to ask a question, and the model answers right away with everything the session knows. Each question is asked once, so earlier answers stay as they were and later questions build on them. Correct a fact with /replace, or try a /whatif without saving it.
nouli open catalogA session keeps every fact, question and answer. Add a turn and the model answers its new question with all of it in view. Branch to try something else. Blend to put separate histories together.
| example | what it shows | turns |
|---|---|---|
| Food recall response | A customer's reply changes the recall plan | 09 |
| Robotic picking exceptions | A picking arm decides when to ask a person | 07 |
| Seed investment decision | Reference calls change a fund's recommendation | 08 |
| Personal loan approval | Corrected income reaches a new recommendation | 09 |
| Credit card limit increase | Verified income reopens a limit decision | 09 |
| Firewall vulnerability response | A confirmed compromise joins the response | 08 |
| Energy conservation planning | Corrected telemetry revises a combined plan | 09 |
brew install standing-desks/tap/nouliOn Linux, use the download installer.
~/.nouli/config.toml (how), then log in once:
nouli auth login typesafe?:
nouli open catalog