Question 1

What exactly is a Genome?

Accepted Answer

A Genome is a structured set of 10 tunable genes — each a behavior trait scored 0–100. Together they define how an AI reasons, plans, verifies, remembers, and communicates. It's a reusable behavioral blueprint, not a paragraph of prompt text.

Question 2

How is this different from prompt engineering?

Accepted Answer

A prompt describes one answer; a Genome describes a mind. Prompts drift, can't be measured, and are hard to reuse. Genomes are structured, versioned, benchmarked, and reproducible — change a gene and the behavior changes predictably.

Question 3

Is it tied to a specific LLM?

Accepted Answer

No. Because the behavior lives in the genome config, it can run on any compatible model. You engineer the behavior once and port it across models.

Question 4

Is there a free plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes — GenomeAI is in Free Beta during the MVP. You can build, edit, run, benchmark, and version unlimited genomes at no cost.