Intelligence · Roadmap
Assistance that works inside the rules.
Task focused assistants embedded in the applications people use, drafting, summarising and answering from approved sources within the limits you set.
The official's problem
General assistants are helpful, and unaccountable.
The value of assistance is real, but only if it stays inside the boundary and the rules. Officials need help that cannot quietly overstep.
Where does it draw from?
From approved sources only, with citations, not the open web.
Can it act on its own?
No. Assistants propose; a person approves anything consequential.
Is it confined to the task?
Each assistant is scoped to a task and the limits set for it.
Capabilities · Accessible by design
Help where the work happens.
Embedded, scoped assistance, not a general oracle.
In-app assistants
Drafting, summarising and answering inside the tools people use.
Approved sources
Grounded in citable, approved records.
Scoped & bounded
Confined to a task and its limits.
Human decides
Consequential steps wait for a person.
Where it fits
Where AI Assistants fit.
The point of contact between people and governed intelligence.
Governance & compliance
Assistance that respects the boundary.
Assistants draw only on approved sources, stay on approved routes, are scoped to their task, and defer to a person, help you can let into sensitive work.
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Next step
Embed one assistant, safely.
We put a scoped assistant into one workflow and show it helps without overstepping.