A world of knowledge.
One place to ask.
Your organization knows more than any one person can find. The knowledge assistant connects what’s scattered across your systems, so the next answer starts with a question.
From “where is it?”
to “there it is.”
Ask in plain language. The agent decides which sources are relevant, queries them, and answers with what it found.
Tool calls are visible along the way. You can inspect the steps and check the answer against its sources.
Developed for the knowledge systems behind CERN’s ATLAS experiment.
What changed in the latest detector run?
The logbook records a configuration update. The related issue explains why; the code change shows exactly what was adjusted.
Many systems.
One conversation.
Documentation
Wikis, guides and the knowledge built up over years.
Code & issues
The implementation, and the decisions behind it.
Operational logbooks
What happened, when it happened, and what changed.
Research & data
Document servers, meeting records and data catalogues.
Each source has its own connector. Adding a source means adding a connector. The agent and the interface stay the same.
Start small.
Find something big.
We work with a small number of organizations at a time. Here’s how we get started.
- 01
Start with the questions.
We choose a small set of systems where your team loses the most time searching.
- 02
Make the connections.
We build or adapt a connector for each source, with access scopes you approve.
- 03
Keep it in your world.
Your pilot runs in its own environment, behind sign-in, for a named group of users.
- 04
Learn from real work.
We review real questions with your team and decide together whether to continue.
What does your
organization know?
Tell us where your knowledge lives and what you’re trying to find.
Talk to us about a pilot