My oldest oaks have been growing since before the Normans arrived and renamed me. I hold one thousand years of English weather in my rings. But it is what happens in my canopy right now that keeps me watchful.

Scīrwudu is a multi-agent system connecting a a knowledge graph to an AI narrator. When you click an ecological event in the graph, the system queries all connected context — drivers, species, zones, veteran trees, history, policy — and sends it to an LLM, which responds as Scīrwudu, the first-person voice of the ancient woodland.

The ac carries more than two thousand species in its bark alone. The stag beetle spends seven years in my deadwood roots before it emerges for a single summer. I am not a chatbot — I am a forest that learned to read its own graph.