Each one keeps its sources, logs what it did and leaves the consequential call with a person. Every card names the real systems behind it and where each one stands.
01 · Industrial and manufacturing
Equipment that warns before it fails
Fault warnings read from drawings, live telemetry and maintenance history, hours ahead, with the evidence cited. Vendor manuals searchable by page and revision. Plant data captured read-only into one record, and the software never touches a breaker.
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02 · Clinical, legal and civic
Records that check themselves
Workflow and evidence systems for a specialty practice, a case file or a public record. Every entry links to its source, conflicts are flagged with the evidence attached, every change is logged, and the physician, attorney or clerk makes the decision.
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03 · Agents, MCP servers and apps
Agents that work across your tools
One agent across market data, brokerage, accounting, files and work boards that acts only through the actions you configure and records what it did. The MCP servers that connect a model to the software you already run, and the web or iOS app around it.
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04 · Archives and large data
Large archives, verified and answerable
Billions of records mirrored to disk, checked file by file against a manifest and rebuilt to answer in milliseconds, each answer stamped with its snapshot. Historical collections searchable with the scanned page attached, and turned into new work that still traces to the record.
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05 · Search
Search that cites its source
Questions across approved manuals, procedures, policies and records, answered with the document, page and revision, and a plain answer when the documents do not say. In English, Spanish or both.
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06 · Model and safety evaluation
Models tested before they are trusted
Before an agent gets more autonomy or a model goes into production, measure how it behaves: contained scenarios with the pressure stated, a fixed scoring rule, every transcript kept, misses written next to hits. Architecture experiments state a claim that could fail.
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