Recall's entire file structure is available for anyone to look at, stored away in the user’s AppData folder in a directory called CoreAIPlatform.00\UKP

Who comes up with these pathnames? Is there some kind of internal Microsoft award for Most Obscure File or Registry Structure?

Microsoft has always been bad at folder and path naming.

Visual Studio Project Location -> %USER%\source\repos instead of a short %USER%\Projects My Documents instead of Documents. My Pictures instead of Pictures.

%Windows%\SysWow64 -> storing 32bit DLLs %Windows%\System32 -> storing 64bit DLLs %Windows%\System -> storing 16bit DLLs

"Documents and Settings" instead of Home of Users.

"Program Files" instead of "Applications"

Their registry paths are even worse with setting names using double negatives.