Stemmar
Bundle knowledge. Control its distribution. Use it with any AI.
AKP — AI Knowledge Package — is an open, vendor-neutral packaging model and reference
toolchain that turns organisational knowledge into portable, verifiable, AI-ready assets.
An AKP artifact is one file you can email, commit or publish, carrying a manifest of what
is inside it.
AKP names the format, the extension and the media type. Stemmar names
the organisation, the tools and the commercial platform. The correct phrasing is “the AKP
specification, published by Stemmar”, never “the Stemmar format” — the separation is what
the vendor-neutrality claim rests on.
What a package carries
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Bundles — the unit of knowledge, each with its own identity, version
and publisher.
- Source documents — your originals, unaltered.
- Knowledge objects — what those documents were turned into.
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Provenance — every object points back to the page, sheet, section or
cell range it came from.
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Ontology — the vocabulary of the domain, and what a general model gets
wrong without it.
- Evaluation cases — the questions the bundle is meant to answer.
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Attribution — publisher, licence, classification and a signature.
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Derived artifacts — embeddings and indexes. A cache, not content:
delete every one and the package’s identity is unchanged.
What needs no account
The client is free and complete — no feature gating, licence key, account, activation or
telemetry gate. Authoring, building, inspecting, validating, diffing, signing, verifying
and deploying to a local runtime all work offline. Reading the public registry needs no
account either. An account is required to publish into a registry other people read,
because verified identity is the whole point of an open registry.
Install the client
curl -fsSL https://stemmar.org/install/install.sh | sh
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