NKTg AI is not a summarization tool. It is a specialized Language Decoding System that uses physical algorithms to measure semantic energy and extract the
Core Content is the sentence with the highest density of executable actions and the most concrete outcome in a text. If removed, the text loses key information that cannot be inferred from the rest.
It is an original sentence from the source text — not interpreted or altered by subjective reasoning.
Reads and reinterprets a text using the AI's own language.
Measures the energy of each word and sentence to identify core content that already exists. Returns the author's original linguistic genetic code without generating new content.
AMP (Amplifying) + DAMP (Damping) + STABLE = 100%
Increasing energy — Actions, Assertions, Execution, Results. Text has a clear focal point; Core Content has high reliability.
Decreasing energy — Conditions, Context, Risks, Exceptions, Counterarguments. Text tends toward condition analysis or risk assessment.
Balanced state — Technical info, Pure data, Data tables, Descriptive content. A prominent Core Content may not exist.
Retains the most important sentences by the Golden Ratio. Best for quick reading.
Removes repetitive or semantically similar sentences. Best for long texts.
Converges to a single Core Content sentence. Recommended when AMP > 55%.
Preserves content nucleus with minimum necessary context.
Core Content combined with surrounding relevant context.
Full text with DAMPING components marked for easy distinction.
Quantifiability: AMP%, DAMP%, Compression%, retained sentences
Causality: Core Content often in Action → Result structures
Decision-Making: Quickly evaluate whether to read, examine, or act
Objectivity: Algorithm-based, not subjective emphasis
Read Quickly: Identify the highest-action-density sentence instantly
Evaluate Before Reading: Observe AMP/DAMP in round 1
Objective Comparison: Compare Core Content across multiple texts
Identify Key Points: Spot conditions, warnings, or risks
NKTg AI does not perform well on handwritten documents — OCR accuracy drops significantly compared to printed text, which may affect extraction quality.
NKTg = f(x, v, m)
p = m × v
NKTg₁ = x × p (Semantic Potential Energy)
NKTg₂ = (dm/dt) × p (Semantic Kinetic Energy)
NKTg(total) = f(NKTg₁, NKTg₂)
All processing runs directly in the browser via WebAssembly.
Text never leaves the user's device
No server, no cloud, no remote database
History is stored in localStorage — residing entirely on the user's device