Try it, fork it, self-host it, or tell us what you'd like to see in a free, self-hosted version of Clear Ideas.
GitHub:
https://t.co/fnurtMgS2b
Community Edition:
https://t.co/oWgQoGSOuL
Launch post:
https://t.co/KcyVGUPpex
Clear Ideas Community Edition is live.
Self-hosted. Open source. Runs with Docker.
A lightweight way to get secure file sharing running without handing your collaboration layer to another black box.
GitHub: https://t.co/fnurtMgS2b
File sharing is becoming AI infrastructure.
That means the collaboration layer needs to be more secure, more inspectable, and less locked-in.
That’s the thinking behind Clear Ideas Community Edition.
That means valid schemas, correct variable wiring, coherent step order, loop integrity, and downstream outputs that are actually consumed.
The takeaway: real progress, but the enterprise bar is dependable structured execution — not just impressive generation.
https://t.co/ixyGeEQKQh
Gemini 3.5 Flash shows real progress in the Clear Ideas AI Capability Index.
It improved from 22.0 to 32.2, a gain of +10.2 points over Gemini 3 Flash.
That puts it roughly in the same band as Gemini 3.1 Pro on our structured enterprise workflow benchmark.
The interesting part: Gemini 3.5 Flash often produces broad, ambitious workflow plans.
But our benchmark is not just testing whether a model understands what should happen.
It tests whether the workflow can actually hold together under execution constraints.
Sensitive files need more than shared folders. Share externally, control access, and understand what stakeholders review, search, and ask. https://t.co/oFwVbxW6gU
We published the Clear Ideas AI Capability Index.
It measures whether frontier AI models can turn compact business intent into structured, validated work.
The key separator: stateful aggregation.
Benchmark: https://t.co/ogfB8DsICK
Fast, narrow tasks need efficiency. Sensitive, high-stakes document work needs stronger reasoning, scoped context, citations, permissions, and auditability.
In other words: the best AI model is usually a governed system.
Some of the most valuable processes in a company are still undocumented.
They live in the heads of your best operators.
That’s efficient until you want to scale them.
The right workflow design process should ask clarifying questions, structure the logic, validate outputs, and make the result ready to run.
That’s how informal know-how becomes operational infrastructure.