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The product
universe.
Every public KNOuX system, classified from repository evidence. Audited 2026-09-28 against daynightae-cmyk. Nothing is listed that a repository does not establish.
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KNOuX / SOFTWARE UNIVERSE
Ten identities. One system.
Explore ten connected tools for creating, organizing and operating your digital world.
KNOuX / SOFTWARE UNIVERSE
Built as one.
Shipped as ten.
Explore the KNOuX constellation. Each identity opens a dedicated product record.
01 / CONTROLOne core.
One core.
Every surface.
Command, engineering, repair and organization form the operational side of the KNOuX software family.
02 / CREATECapture.
Capture.
Build. Publish.
Recording, playback, clipboard intelligence and writing share one restrained visual language without changing their evidence status.
03 / INDEX
Navigate by intent.
The ten visual identities resolve to real destinations: seven product dossiers, Signal, and two explicitly labelled Labs records.
Pick the tool.
Keep the system.
KNOuX software universe / recovered 2026
Sadek ElgazarSoftware universe / 2026
KNOuX Systems Register
- SW-01
KNOUX ONE
Windows Intelligence & Developer Suite
A Windows desktop workspace that keeps one shell over nineteen modules and refuses to claim a service it cannot prove. Its own evidence baseline separates statically verified native paths from planned ones, and browser preview returns desktop_runtime_unavailable rather than inventing a host reading.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Registry-driven desktop shell covering nineteen modules with grouped navigation and Arabic/English search
- C02Typed Rust-to-renderer command allowlist with no arbitrary shell endpoint
- C03Native workspaces for setup, cleanup, duplicates, storage, startup, performance, repair, network and a developer studio
STATED LIMITATIONS / 03- Its own baseline reports 74 statically verified native paths, 6 partial, 110 planned, and 0 runtime-verified on Windows in repository evidence
- Modules M09 to M14 and M16 to M19 are planned and expose no handler
- Family
- Windows Intelligence
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 x64 desktop (Tauri 2) with a browser preview that declines desktop operations
- Stack
- Tauri 2 / Rust / React 19 / TypeScript / Vite
- Evidence
- 05 artefacts / README.md
- SW-02
KNOuX Forge
Local-first engineering command center
A React workspace over an Express API for discovering repositories, reading code evidence and running trusted project workflows. It reports unconfigured capabilities explicitly instead of fabricating remote, CI, registry, AI or release state, and it refuses to promote missing external-provider evidence to success.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Local project discovery with collections, trust, health, problems and bounded scans
- C02Language-aware analysis of files, imports, symbols, routes, APIs, dependencies, cycles and architecture evidence
- C03Release and Distribution Center keeping local artifacts, package identity, CI provenance and remote state independent
STATED LIMITATIONS / 04- Starts in Offline Mode; remote, CI, registry, preview and cloud AI surfaces stay unconfigured until a real adapter and action supply evidence
- No trustworthy remote extension package adapter is configured, so remote install claims remain blocked rather than simulated
- Family
- Engineering Tooling
- Platform
- Node.js local server with a React workspace, packaged as a Windows x64 desktop application
- Stack
- React 18 / Express / TypeScript / Zod / Vite / Vitest / Playwright
- Evidence
- 05 artefacts / README.md
- SW-03
KNOuX Repair
Diagnostics, repair and recovery workstation
A local-first Windows workstation exposing eighteen service categories through a web UI, an Electron shell, a Windows desktop build, a PowerShell console and a loopback execution bridge that runs only registered tools. Every registered tool carries risk metadata and destructive paths require explicit confirmation.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Eighteen service categories covering maintenance, cleanup, network, programs, duplicates, disk space, services, performance, security, diagnostics, backup, developer tools, privacy, drivers, monitoring, environment, post-install and project analysis
- C02Risk classes of READ_ONLY, SAFE_CLEANUP, SYSTEM_REPAIR, DESTRUCTIVE and REBOOT_REQUIRED with confirmation before destructive execution
- C03A loopback execution bridge that allowlists registered KNOuX tools and bounds scan and input ranges
STATED LIMITATIONS / 02- Manual real-machine validation is still required for destructive end-to-end flows, reboot flows, rollback and hardware telemetry
- The authoritative service map is Docs/SERVICE-INVENTORY.md; historical 100-tool documents describe an earlier console baseline
- Family
- System Maintenance
- Platform
- Windows workstation: web UI, Electron desktop, native desktop, and a PowerShell console
- Stack
- TypeScript / React 18 / Vite / Electron / PowerShell / .NET
- Evidence
- 06 artefacts / README-EN.md
- SW-04
KNOuX SmartOrganizer
Local-first file organization utility
A Windows desktop utility whose renderer cannot run commands or reach Node.js. Cleanup is a read-only preview by design, and the build explicitly refuses to claim deletion, registry changes or automation it has not implemented.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Storage and file tools covering disks, large files, SHA-256 duplicate detection, empty folders, Downloads inventory and file hashes
- C02Smart Scan producing read-only disk, large-file and temporary-file review findings
- C03System health for CPU, RAM, system drive, uptime and battery where Windows exposes it
STATED LIMITATIONS / 03- Cleanup is a read-only temporary-file preview; the build performs no automatic cleanup
- It claims no file deletion, registry changes, startup toggling, service manipulation, repair actions, scheduled automation, update downloads, usage statistics or AI assistance
- Family
- File Management
- Platform
- Windows desktop (Electron main process with a React and Vite renderer)
- Stack
- Electron / React / TypeScript / Vite / NSIS
- Evidence
- 02 artefacts / README.md
- SW-05
KNOuX REC
Local screen recorder and non-destructive recording workspace
A Windows-first screen recorder that separates implemented from fully runtime-verified, and says so. Recordings are disk-backed incrementally so a crash does not destroy the take, and verification is carried by FFmpeg and FFprobe rather than by assertion.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Screen, window and constrained region capture with camera picture-in-picture composition
- C02Incremental disk-backed recording with low-disk guards and local recording recovery
- C03FFmpeg and FFprobe backed media verification and export, plus versioned .knouxrec projects and trimmed project export
STATED LIMITATIONS / 01- The product distinguishes implemented from fully runtime-verified; several capabilities remain partial pending real-device, long-session, multi-DPI, failure-recovery and installer acceptance gates
- Family
- Capture & Media
- Platform
- Windows desktop (hardened Electron shell with React and TypeScript)
- Stack
- Electron / React / TypeScript / FFmpeg / FFprobe / WASAPI
- Evidence
- 04 artefacts / README.md
- SW-06
KNOuX Player X
Desktop media player with FFmpeg inspection and OpenRouter models
An Electron media player combining hardware-accelerated playback with static FFprobe and FFmpeg stream inspection, an equalizer and DSP chain, subtitle handling, and optional OpenRouter model integration for chat and playlist work.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Video and audio playback with hardware-accelerated decoding and 4K HDR rendering
- C02Static FFprobe and FFmpeg stream analysis for metadata and container inspection
- C03Neural DSP stage with a ten-band equalizer, presets and audio effects
STATED LIMITATIONS / 02- The AI features require a user-supplied OpenRouter API key and are not active without one
- The repository README links to a knoux.dev documentation site that the repository itself does not evidence as KNOuX-operated, so it is not published as a KNOuX URL
- Family
- Capture & Media
- Platform
- Windows desktop (Electron 28) with a React 18 renderer
- Stack
- Electron 28 / React 18 / TypeScript / FFmpeg Static / Zustand / Framer Motion
- Evidence
- 03 artefacts / README.md
- SW-07
KNOuX Clipboard AI
Clipboard workspace with guarded AI actions
A local-first clipboard workspace whose release status is stated plainly in its own README as a release candidate under verification. Sensitive input is blocked before transport, the renderer never receives the provider credential, and services without a real runner are demoted to guarded automatically.
STATED CAPABILITIES- C01Local clipboard history with a renderer that never receives the OpenRouter credential
- C02Local pre-transport scanning that blocks credential-like values, keys, tokens, JWTs, private keys, SSH keys, emails, phone numbers and card-like values
- C03Vault IPC using AES-256-GCM with a random 16-byte salt, a 12-byte IV and a scrypt-derived key in knoux:v2 payloads
STATED LIMITATIONS / 03- The repository states its own status as release candidate under verification and asks that catalog metadata not be treated as production evidence
- Local transformer inference is intentionally guarded because its former dependency chain was not verified for the release baseline
- Family
- Developer Productivity
- Platform
- Windows desktop (Electron 43.4.1) with a React and Vite renderer; Node.js 22.x
- Stack
- Electron 43.4.1 / React / TypeScript / Vite / Vitest / NSIS
- Evidence
- 05 artefacts / README.md
FEATURED ARCHIVEOne system
One system
at a time.
Move through the same verified registry as the topology. Each system opens into its evidence backed dossier.
ORBITAL ARCHIVE / VERIFIED SOFTWARE01 / 07
Windows Intelligence / ACTIVE
KNOUX ONE
A Windows desktop workspace that keeps one shell over nineteen modules and refuses to claim a service it cannot prove. Its own evidence baseline separates statically verified native paths from planned ones, and browser preview returns desktop_runtime_unavailable rather than inventing a host reading.
OPEN SYSTEM ↗REGISTRYIndexed by
Indexed by
family.
The universe is organised by what a system is for, not by how recently it shipped. A family filter narrows the same audited set the topology draws from.
LEDGERWhat was
What was
audited.
The full classification of KNOuX-branded repositories, including the ones deliberately not published as products. Repositories that are not KNOuX-branded are outside this catalogue and are not listed.
VIEW SYSTEM LEDGER
| Repository | Classification | Basis | Published |
|---|---|---|---|
| KNOUX-ONE | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, active evidence baseline, workflow, declared preview URL | YES |
| KForge | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, MIT license, verification gate, architecture and limitation documents | YES |
| knoux-Repair | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, VERSION file, service inventory, Windows CI gate | YES |
| Knoux-SmartOrganizer | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, implemented-capability table, stated unavailable list | YES |
| knoux-rec | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, current baseline document, hardened shell declarations | YES |
| knoux-x | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, MIT license, feature and stack documentation, declared preview URL | YES |
| knoux_ai_clipboard_pro | CANONICAL PRODUCT | Branded product, MIT license, explicit release-candidate gate record | YES |
| KnouxCrypt | LAB | Branded but a design document, not a verified build | YES |
| Knoux-Quill | LAB | Branded writing research application, no published deployment evidence | YES |
| knoux | PLACEHOLDER | Default AI Studio scaffold README, no product identity | NO |
| knoux-security | PLACEHOLDER | Default AI Studio scaffold README, 124 KB repository, no product identity | NO |
| knoux-x-Pro | PLACEHOLDER | README only, AI Studio banner, 1 KB repository | NO |
| knoux-Repair-X | PLACEHOLDER | Empty repository, no README, no root contents | NO |
| Knouxrec | DUPLICATE | Overlap with knoux-rec, older push, superseded by the maintained repository | NO |
| KnouxSmartOrganizer | DUPLICATE | Overlap with Knoux-SmartOrganizer, older push, superseded by the maintained repository | NO |
| knoux-store | STORE / INFRASTRUCTURE | This site. Infrastructure, not a catalogue item | NO |