Words and structure
What a page is made of: headings, words, lists, tables, and the small things that say a state or lead somewhere.
Home
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Sameway
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Sameway is a workspace for your notes, tasks, people and plans, where you and an AI assistant work side by side. You ask in your own words; the assistant builds the page from a design system, so everything it makes is accessible by construction, and readable by people and by other AIs the same way.
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Information: A published showcase
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Live content
Components that show records as they are, and stay current as they change: what is due, a note itself, the month, a chart, habits, the time.
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Asking and answering
The controls a page offers when someone has something to say or choose. On a published page like this one they are shown, and send nothing.
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The conversation
The assistant's side of the page: a turn of the conversation, a question it asks before a change, and what happened, in the log. The live conversation itself is not published.
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What Sameway holds to
- Simple for people: ask, instead of filling in forms.
- The assistant designs the page; people edit content and take actions.
- Accessible by construction: WCAG 2.2, AAA where it can be.
- Local first: your data stays on your computer, as plain files.
- Together when you want it: share over Tailscale, host on several computers, publish what you choose.
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Read the notes behind it Six short notes on why Sameway works the way it does.