We have been looking for a visual language for gems. A useful gem should feel distinct before you read its name. The shape can stay familiar while its facets and color give it character.
Some background on SLIDA: SLIDA (Sovereign Labeling Intelligent Data and Analytics) is a domain-neutral agentic read/write system. SLIDA Health maps medical concepts to data points that it can read and write, then builds the UI on that map. This works well for established knowledge and stable relationships. Heart rate measures how often the heart beats, and the heart is an organ. But perspective, new evidence, and knowledge at the frontier can change a decision or improve medical advice.
Gems can work in any SLIDA domain, but we usually tune them for a specific application, such as health, accounting, or operations. We are still exploring ways to represent these frontier data science assets so everyone can understand and use them.
This workbench is a small experiment. Pick fictional documents and adjust the controls, then grow a crystal to see the result. Change the settings and regrow it to try another shape. The controls change only this drawing.