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AvailableFamily Tree Basics
How family trees organize people, relationships, sources, and uncertainty.A family tree is a structured way to understand people and relationships across generations. In AINMAX, the tree is meant to stay connected to evidence and privacy, not just names on a chart.
What this means
- People and relationships should be documented with dates, places, sources, and confidence where possible.
- Uncertainty is normal in family research and should be visible rather than hidden.
- Living people require stronger privacy boundaries than historical records.
How AINMAX supports this
- The protected Family Tree workspace includes graph, people, relationships, person profiles, legacy review, and history-aware navigation.
- Versioned edits and conflict recovery keep person and fact changes explicit instead of silently overwriting newer data.
- Timeline, sources, documents, and evidence views connect family relationships to chronology and provenance.
What is available now
- The `/trees/` workspace supports canonical deep links, person profiles, relationship review, responsive graph navigation, and back/forward state.
- Owners and editors can use reviewed relationship and profile workflows while viewers remain read-only.
- Legacy relationship records stay separate until explicitly interpreted and converted.
What is planned
- Further graph ergonomics and larger-family performance refinements.
- Additional guided research assistance only after separate review.
- AI-generated genealogy conclusions remain outside the active product.
Tree content should not expose living people, private facts, raw notes, or sensitive source text without accepted permission and backend enforcement.