Builtforthepartnobodyautomates.
Everything below describes behaviour, not a domain. That is deliberate — we would rather say less and have it be true than say more and have to walk it back at launch.
Three things, held together.
Each of these is achievable alone. The engineering problem is that they pull against each other.
Trained on the work, not the internet about the work
A domain model built on primary material and expert judgment rather than the second-hand summary of it that general corpora contain.
The chain is recorded, not reconstructed
Provenance is captured while the answer forms. Nothing is retrofitted afterwards, because a citation found after the fact is not evidence of anything.
A second process whose job is to disagree
It argues the other side. When it cannot be answered, the system escalates instead of resolving — the disagreement goes to the practitioner intact.
Where a decision actually goes.
The same four stages as the overview, with what each one refuses to do.
What we are not saying yet.
Not an oversight. These are the four things that would identify the field, and they stay closed until launch.
- 01The industry we operate in
- 02The institutions we are working with
- 03The regulatory regime we are building against
- 04The date we come out of stealth
Everything else on this site is accurate as written. When these open, nothing already published will need to change.
Where it runs.
Deployment posture, decided early because it constrains everything else.
- Deployment
- Single-tenant. Dedicated infrastructure per customer.
- Data residency
- Customer-selected region. Data does not leave it.
- Training
- No customer data enters any model we train or ship.
- Retention
- Configurable, floor of zero. Deletion is real deletion.
- Audit
- Full decision trace exportable, per request, indefinitely.
- Access
- Customer-held keys. We cannot read what we store for you.
- Interface
- API first. A review surface for practitioners on top of it.
- Failure mode
- Escalates to a human. Never degrades to a guess.