The useful version, not the magic version

How pebble is intended to work

pebble is intended to combine a learning task with carefully selected knowledge, language context and clear permissions. The direction includes local computing and optional synchronisation where connectivity is intermittent.

Planned capability

More than a general FAQ

A plain-language view of Leer's planned retrieval, role and human-review approach.

Role-aware context for a parent, provider or organisation.

Domain-specific retrieval from controlled knowledge sources.

Traceable source context where that is appropriate and available.

Ask, retrieve, review

Ask, retrieve, review

  1. Step 1

    A permitted person asks for help with a defined task.

  2. Step 2

    pebble retrieves relevant context and prepares an answer or draft.

  3. Step 3

    The person checks the output and decides the next action.

Important boundary

Retrieval can improve relevance; it does not make AI infallible. Permissions, source quality and human review still matter.

Join early access

Pebble is Open Leer Foundation's free educational AI initiative in development, designed for learning in a learner's own language across local, low-bandwidth and offline-first settings, with people in control.

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