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AI fails on context, not intelligence.

We work on one question: can an answer about your business be trusted? Grounded in your own records, run on your premises, and judged against questions your team writes.

The problems we work on

Each one decides whether an answer can be trusted. Where the work is already in use, the page that shows it is one press away.

  1. 1. Grounding an answer

    An answer is only as good as what it read.

    1. 1.1In useKeeping answers currentRecords change every day. An answer is only right if it read the latest version.TodaySources are read again on a schedule, and every answer rests on what was read last.Where the reading runs
    2. 1.2In useCiting the exact sourceA citation helps only if it points at the line that backs the claim.TodayEvery answer names the document and the line it stands on.See a traced answer
    3. 1.3In useReading only what the asker may seePermissions have to apply before the model reads anything.TodayAn access guard sits in front of every search, so withheld records never reach the model.The access guard
  2. 2. Judging an answer

    Fluent is not the same as right.

    1. 2.1In useKnowing when it does not knowA confident wrong answer costs more than no answer.TodayWhen it is not sure, it says so and shows what it found.A miss, worked
    2. 2.2StudyingGrading grounding, not fluencyAn answer can read well and still rest on nothing.TodayEvery answer is graded by a person against the sources it cited. We are studying how to grade faster without losing that check.How grading works
  3. 3. Acting on an answer

    Doing the work is where a mistake costs most.

    1. 3.1In useAgent jobs that stop for a personAn agent that acts has to stop where a person should decide.TodayA job proposes, a person approves, and every step is kept on the record.An agent's run

How we evaluate

Every deployment is judged the same way, question by question, before it goes live and on every change after.

The go-live test in your contract
  • Pass
  • Miss
  • Said it was not sure
  • In the regression gate
Illustrative, not results from a deployment. Choose a step to see its part.

Anatomy of a miss

A right answer proves little. Here is a wrong one, followed from the question to its cause, the fix, and the run that passed.

Step 1 of 5

Someone in finance asks

In the chat they already use. The answer lives in a signed agreement and one of its schedules.

What interest do we charge on late payments under the 2024 distribution agreement?

Illustrative: a distributor's records, not a client's.

Every answer shows its proof.

Thirty minutes with the live system. Bring a question your team cannot answer today.