Tech
SESY.AI, our semantic technology.
SESY.AI orders knowledge by meaning. It catalogues, translates, relates and answers, always citing its sources, on infrastructure we own and operate. Its services to businesses and institutions fund the libraries.
The circuit
- Services for businesses and institutions
- Income for the project
- New libraries and collections
- Open knowledge for every reader
Semantic
Meaning, not only words.
A semantic catalogue relates people, places, times, subjects and sources, so that a person or an AI finds the same record by what it means, in any language. It joins the tools of library science with the semantic web of Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
Vocabularies
Natural language mapped to controlled vocabularies, so every way of asking reaches one record.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), pp. 26–27
Authority
One identity for each person, place and work, “in an exact, unique and unambiguous way”.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), p. 28
Facets
Author, domain, territory, language, time and protocol: Ranganathan’s faceted method, extended.
Linked data
Dublin Core, MARC 21, JSON-LD and schema.org: records that people and machines read alike.
How it works
From document to cited answer.
Every answer has a source; every record has provenance; every author is credited.
Ingest
Documents, images, audio and data enter a collection.
Transcription and OCR
As the Biblioteca Digital Bicentenario offered full-text search through character recognition.
Metadata
AI proposes descriptions, subjects and facets.
Human review
A librarian verifies every record.
Publication
With protocol, licence and provenance.
Answers with citations
Built on the catalogue, with the degree of certainty stated.
Evaluation
Feedback and statistics for continuous improvement.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), sec. 3.3, p. 71
How SESY.AI funds the libraries
The engine is commercial. The libraries are open.
With the printing press the library began to democratize the book, and a true commerce of the book was born. SESY.AI follows that path: its services sustain the libraries, and commerce never enters a library.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), p. 3 · translated from Spanish
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Services
Semantic sites, hosting, automation, analytics and AI for businesses and institutions.
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Income
Client projects, the shop, and memberships that earn only when members sell.
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Libraries
New collections, translations, field work and infrastructure.
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Open knowledge
Free for every reader. The libraries are never for sale.
| Domain | Role in the ecosystem |
|---|---|
| sesy.ai | SESY.AI, the semantic technology, and its memberships. |
| sesy.host | Our own hosting infrastructure. |
| sesy.site | Sites, landing pages and selling systems. |
| sesy.agency | Engineering and strategy. |
| sesy.world | Gateway to the ecosystem. |
| sesy.store | Cultural products and editions, among them the Mayan Library collection. Sales fund the libraries. |
| sesy.blog · sesy.report | Editorial and data studies. |
| sesy.io | The Complete Civilization Upgrade Index, and the Web3 layer: the $SESY utility token on Solana, for provenance and recognition. Not an investment; knowledge is never tokenized. |
| josef.sesy.ai | Authority record of the author. |
Platforms we build with
The tools of the rising library.
Every technology is chosen “with caution and reflection” and must be flexible, accessible, usable, cost-effective, permanent and universal.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), p. 25 · translated from Spanish
Names and trademarks belong to their owners. They describe the technologies we use and imply no partnership or endorsement.
Own infrastructure
The keepers of knowledge own the house that holds it.
Made to measure
“Librarians began to produce their own systems, made to measure for their library needs, and in time became the professionals of these technologies.”
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), p. 6
Secure by design
Privileges, real-time monitoring, authentication and access control, with independent databases so that one failure never stops the whole system.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), sec. 3.1, p. 64
Open source first
The Bicentennial portal ran on 100% open-source software, adapted to the project and free of costly licences.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), sec. 3.2, p. 70
Accessibility and privacy
For every person, with respect.
Web accessibility means “access for all, regardless of hardware, software, network infrastructure, language, culture, geographic location and abilities”. NEO Library targets WCAG 2.2 AA, with day and night modes, keyboard navigation and reduced motion. In 2010 the Bicentennial accessibility portal, made with CONADIS, was “an innovation at the federal level”.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), pp. 13, 72 · translated from Spanish
Visits are measured with Google Analytics 4 through Google Tag Manager, with Consent Mode v2: you decide whether analytics cookies are used. Web statistics are read as circulation statistics, to improve the library.
Sánchez González, José Fernando (2014), pp. 29–32
Forms on this site store nothing: they open WhatsApp with your message ready to send.
Contribute
Fund open knowledge for the new civilization.
Every contribution funds new libraries, open collections, translations, publications, field work and the infrastructure that keeps knowledge open and well ordered.
Other ways: write on WhatsApp Buy in the shop
NEO Library is the professional project of Librarian Joséf Sánchez Coach, a persona física registered with SAT. Funds are received in his name. Contributions are not tax-deductible donations. How funds are used.
How it all fits
The whole system, at a glance.
The author creates. SESY.AI powers. NEO Library opens knowledge to everyone. Contributions, clients and the shop keep it alive.
Joséf Sánchez CoachAuthor, founder and creatorLearn more
What sustains it
- ContributionsGoFundMe · Kickstarter · Patreon · directLearn more
- SESY.AI clientsServices for businessesLearn more
- The shopsesy.store · slow fashionLearn more


