nen. Trained and designed for humans.
nen is trained and designed for humans. The work that is trained does not have to live in one set of weights. It can live in a kernel compiled against the eval bank, a judge that picks between candidates, the corpus served as examples, and a profile the space builds per person. Each is learned from data a person has reviewed. This page is the record of what is live, and what is held constant.
#1 · nen · the default
Answers the question asked, commits to a position, says what is not known, revises on new information. The default chat is held to that register.
served · trained and designed for humans by nenspace
designed to · answer the question, say what is not known, hold the register
not for · being liked · benchmark scores · time in the app
live · a kernel compiled against the eval bank
in progress · a judge that picks between candidates
in progress · the corpus served as examples
in progress · a profile the space builds per person
Text first, on purpose. Web, tools and image input are separate surfaces, not silently switched on in the default chat.
The base model stays unnamed. The work is the register.
#2 · nen-1 · the dialogue option
The register's first life. Brief, and slow to conclude. It notices before it answers, and often leaves the question where it found it. Best for turning something over rather than getting it done. Where nen answers in full, nen-1 tends to say the one thing it sees and stops. nenspace trained this lane.
latest run · 2026-09 · the same corpus discipline, the same register floors
serves · nen-1 in the model picker
Every training example nenspace uses is read by a person before a model trains on it. No data is sold. nenspace is entirely self-funded.
nenspace · 2026-10