Every few months the best model changes. The context of your business — what you sell, who your customers are, what "normal" looks like in your numbers — does not.
OpenNeko is built around that split. The intelligence is rented: you point it at whichever frontier model you like, and swap it out when a better one ships. The context is owned: your data, your schemas, your rules stay on your infrastructure.
Why this matters
When the context lives with you:
- Switching models is a config change, not a migration.
- Your data never has to leave your systems to be useful.
- The answers improve as your context deepens, not as a vendor's moat does.
intelligence → rented, swappable, always the best available
context → owned, accumulating, yours
This is the first post on this blog. We'll use it to write about how OpenNeko is built, what we learn from operators using it, and where the context-ownership model goes next.