VVireonBeta 1 · Version 1h
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Vireon Beta 1 guide

Teach a fact, then ask from it

Please read this guide before your first test. It explains what Vireon expects when you teach a sentence and ask a question.

Vireon learns simple, explicit facts one sentence at a time. Each word reuses or creates a Cell identity; its role and semantic slot describe what that word is doing in this particular sentence.

1. Teach a sentence

  1. Type one complete sentence under Sentence to teach.
  2. Press Analyze words.
  3. Check every useful word’s Cell/POS, Role and Semantic slot. Your manual correction is authoritative.
  4. Press Learn into shared memory, then inspect the Exact storage receipt.

Common parts of speech (POS)

PROPNa name: Tom, Peter, Sri Lanka
NOUNa thing or idea: house, book, test
VERBan action: lives, reads, builds
AUXa helping verb: is, does, did
ADJa description: small, green, happy
ADVhow or when: quietly, yesterday
DETa determiner: a, the, his
ADPa relation word: in, near, with

Roles and semantic slots

subject · subjwho or what the sentence is about
predicate · predthe main action or state
auxiliarysupports the predicate: is, did, has
object · objwhat the action directly affects
complement · compidentifies or describes the subject
relation markerintroduces a relation: in, because of, for
relation targetthe governed value: library, test, homework
event valuea bare time, duration, frequency, location or manner value

Useful event slots: time point, time duration, frequency, location, manner, cause, purpose, direction, instrument and beneficiary.

Worked example

Tom lives in a small house.

TomPROPN · subject · subj livesVERB · predicate · pred inADP · relation marker · location a small houselocation phrase · relation target
Who lives in a small house?
Tom
Where does Tom live?
in a small house
Does Tom live in a small house?
Yes.

2. Ask a question

  1. Use a complete, self-contained question and press Analyze POS.
  2. Mark the question word—such as Who, What or Where—as the answer target.
  3. Mark known subjects, predicates, objects, complements and event details as constraints. AUX, punctuation and grammar-only words normally use ignore.
  4. Press Ask Vireon. Beta 1 returns the requested short answer from shared learned SentenceCell evidence.

What Beta 1 represents

Beta 1 is deliberately focused on simple sentences and direct, evidence-based questions. It is the first working layer—not the intended limit of Vireon.

Future versions will form and traverse richer connections among many WordCells, ActionCells, SentenceCells, semantic fields, events and entities across multiple sentences and the wider connected Cell network. This will support more complex language and broader cross-context understanding while keeping the evidence path traceable.

Frozen vocabulary · shared learning · short answers

Reuse Cells. Learn facts.
Test every answer.

Reuse the verified frozen vocabulary or confirm a new provisional WordCell/ActionCell with its POS. Sentence and question roles stay editable and contextual; unresolved lexical details can be enriched later without changing the Cell ID.

— searchable identities— baseline SentenceCells— learned patterns— compact footprints— shared local Cells— logged operations— unresolved Cells
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Learn a sentence

Choose Cells from the left, or type below.

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Nothing learned in this session yetConfirmed sentences become shared knowledge. New typed tokens enter the separate provisional overlay; the frozen vocabulary stays unchanged.
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Ask from shared learning

short answers only
Short answershared learned sentences only

Your answer will appear here.

Analyze the question, correct any POS identity, then ask.

Show activation evidence

Resolved Cells

SentenceCell evidence

Indexed constraint matching