German Whitepaper
Complete German-language presentation of the platform, architecture and research vision.
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- 118 pages
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Open source · Apache 2.0 · Self-hosted
MoE Sovereign analyses each request, combines the right models, Expert Templates, GraphRAG, MCP tools and current research—then validates the result and retains useful knowledge for future tasks.
Not just a router. A compiler for executable AI workflows.
One API, many capabilities
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All three documents are preview editions. Content, methodology, results and pagination may change before final publication. Feedback is explicitly welcome.
Complete German-language presentation of the platform, architecture and research vision.
Complete international edition covering the platform, architecture and research vision.
Concise English research edition for scientific discussion and review.
Publication status: Preview / preprint. Not yet released as a final edition and—unless stated otherwise in the document—not peer-reviewed.
Same prompt. Different process.
The architecture spends compute where freshness, knowledge, multiple steps or evidence justify it.
For simple, stable tasks, this direct path may be optimal.
The greatest advantage emerges for complex, current, knowledge-intensive or safety-relevant tasks.
The learning architecture
Today, a large model solves a novel task. Tomorrow, a smaller model can reuse verified knowledge and a proven workflow.
GraphRAG, layered caches, episodic knowledge, Correction Memory, feedback and routing signals improve system context—without uncontrolled training.
Successful plans and verified decisions are intended for distillation into specialised small models that can take over recurring work locally.
A LUMI-G-developed MoE Sovereign is intended to generate an optimal execution plan for each request, including resources, rules and persistence decisions.
One sovereign ecosystem
MoE Sovereign remains the independently deployable core. Libris and Codex optionally extend it with federated knowledge exchange and an auditable data platform.
Compiles prompts into workflows of models, Expert Templates, knowledge, tools and validation. Operates fully without its sibling projects.
Federated knowledge exchange between sovereign instances—voluntary, trust-based and reviewed before acceptance.
Optional sovereign data and audit platform for organisations requiring catalogues, approvals, lineage and evidence.
Modular, not monolithic: Each project has its own responsibility and can be developed or operated independently. Integrations use documented interfaces.
Quality through interaction
GraphRAG, documents and current research provide grounded context beyond training knowledge.
MCP precision tools and structured tool paths execute deterministic tasks reliably.
Expert Templates, complexity analysis and routing select only necessary resources.
Judge, Self-Correction, contradiction detection and source ranking check before output.
Corrections, feedback, episodes and routing scores return as reusable system context.
Reference architecture
EuroHPC · LUMI-G
One-time intensive compute supports research into planning, routing and validation. The deployment target is smaller local specialist models—not permanent HPC dependence.
Support is provided by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking as an allocation of high-performance computing resources, not as a direct financial grant.
View research documentation →Research corner
The research asks which parts of a compound-AI system can measurably learn, when persistent knowledge can offset model size, and how quality can be assessed transparently.
Can a learning orchestration and knowledge architecture enable small, locally deployable models to handle demanding tasks with improving quality and more efficient repeat processing?
Hypothesis: Successful expert plans can be transferred into smaller routers and planners without asking a large model to re-plan every request.
Hypothesis: Source, graph and contradiction signals can support more reliable quality decisions than model self-assessment alone.
Hypothesis: Verified facts, solution paths and corrections shorten similar future processing and reduce repeated model work.
Methodological guardrails
From prompt to retained knowledge
“Check this specification for contradictions and missing evidence.”
“Build a threat model for this hybrid platform and prioritise controls.”
“Find the cause of this intermittent failure and provide a tested patch.”
Evidence, not superlatives
Internal benchmarks describe one concrete configuration. They are not universal claims against frontier models or every task.
707 s → 76 s across five internal epochs through reuse of knowledge and cache paths.
Internal benchmark · April 2026 · small sample; hardware- and task-specificMethod and artefacts ↗46.7% in one documented internal run over 30 tasks.
Internal run · April 2026 · not representative of the full benchmark; consider setup and varianceInspect benchmark ↗Sovereignty & security
MoE Sovereign provides technical prerequisites for controllable data flows and data protection by design. Legal assessment depends on the actual deployment, purpose and organisational controls.
Review the versioned privacy self-assessment →Deploy to fit
An OCI-based architecture supports different operating models. Kubernetes and OpenShift are architecturally prepared; production validation remains deployment-specific.
For a fresh Debian or Ubuntu server. The installer detects Docker or Podman, generates secrets and guides the configuration.
curl -sSL https://moe-sovereign.org/install.sh | bashReview shell scripts before execution: inspect install.sh · requirements and manual installation
Local models, private knowledge base, full control.
Central API, roles, templates and knowledge spaces.
Tenancy, observability and integrated policies.
LXC · Docker Compose · Podman Quadlet · Kubernetes · OpenShift
The architecture is open