Aevum As-Is Baseline

Browser-ready version of the current-state PM baseline. This is grounded in the repository and documents what exists today, what is partial, and what is still conceptual.

Assessment Pack No Codebase Changes Updated HTML: 2026-04-18

Executive Summary

Aevum today is a real iOS-first prototype with meaningful local code, local persistence, visible product surfaces, widgets, App Intents, and a partial localhost inference API. It is not yet the unified, deterministic, API-led, tri-surface Aevum Core described in the target architecture.

Strongest Current Path

Dashboard voice/text input → BehaviourIntelligenceLayerInstantProcessorMemoryEngine → SwiftData.

Biggest Wiring Risk

Pipeline-dependent flows are implemented but the central IntelligencePipeline is not booted from the normal app startup path.

Program Maturity

Internal prototype / alpha. Strong architecture ambition, uneven end-to-end delivery maturity.

Release Readiness

Not ready for controlled public release without architectural reconciliation and test hardening.

Direct Answers

QuestionAnswerGround Truth
Aevum iPhone app exists?YESReal iOS app target exists.
Aevum iPad app exists?YESSame universal iOS app, not a distinct iPad product.
Aevum Mac app exists?NONo macOS app target found.
Local API running on localhost?YES, PARTIALListener on 127.0.0.1:8080 with one prompt endpoint.
Notion integration active via API?NOOAuth/session shell plus mock token and mock event injection.
Apple Shortcuts actively logging data?NOIntents exist, but direct logging depends on unbooted pipeline.
Siri integration working?NOSiri/App Intent exists, but is stub-level and not core-system wired.

Current Capture Reality

Path A: Dashboard voice/text

This is the strongest baseline path. User input in the dashboard goes through BehaviourIntelligenceLayer, then InstantProcessor, then MemoryEngine, then local SwiftData.

Path B: Capture sheet / import / habit / legacy

These flows enqueue into IntelligencePipeline. They are implemented, but not baseline-safe because the pipeline is not booted in normal app startup.

Path C: Shortcut-triggered dictation

This is real. A shortcut sets a launch flag in UserDefaults and the app polls it to open voice capture.

Current Data Storage

Storage LayerStatusNotes
SwiftData / SQLite local storePrimaryMain local memory store.
UserDefaults / AppStorageActiveToggles, onboarding state, launch flags.
Local file storageActiveModels, temp files, policy files.
Notion as storage backendNoNot present as a real storage system.

Current Automation

Current API

Current API state is Partial API.

POST /aevum
Header: X-AEVUM-KEY
Body: {"prompt":"..."}
Response: {"response":"..."}

There is no current CRUD API for thoughts, tasks, goals, state, or debug/system validation endpoints.

UI State Across Devices

DeviceStatusReality
iPhoneRealPrimary current product surface.
iPadPartialShared iOS app, not separately validated as a distinct product.
MacMissingNo real product target today.

Testing Baseline

Readiness Snapshot

AreaStatus
Product vision readinessHigh
Code reality readinessMedium-low
Architecture coherenceMedium-low
Integration readinessLow
Test readinessLow
Release readinessLow

PM Conclusion

You currently have a serious prototype, not yet a finished operating system. The correct management move is still:

Reality -> documented baseline -> controlled scope -> stabilization -> selective build-out