Enterprise Knowledge Platform
Local-first RAG that unifies enterprise knowledge across trackers, wikis, and code hosts — surfaces the conflicts between them, and helps a human decide with an audit trail. Read-only by design.
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One Connector for Every Tool Server (and the Bugs You Only Find by Running It)
It started as "how do we ingest our wiki?" and ended as a generic, reusable connector. The unit tests passed against a fake server. Then I ran it against a real one, and reality had notes — a Windows subprocess bug and a reference server that didn't implement the primitive I'd assumed.
Gated 2026.06.10Governance, Generated Documents, and a Freeze Hiding in Plain Sight
The platform went from "it surfaces problems" to "it helps you decide and produce" — and ended with a bug it had already warned me about. In a document it wrote. About itself. I should read my own generated docs.
Gated 2026.06.08Making It Legible: Conflicts You Can Act On, and Knowing Your Own Machine
A long UX sweep driven entirely by someone poking at the app and asking the questions a real user asks. A wall of 2,773 near-identical rule cards became a navigable tree. The value isn't the feature — it's making the feature legible.
Gated 2026.06.01Building an Enterprise Knowledge Platform
Where it started. Retrieval-augmented generation over enterprise documents, designed to run disconnected. The architecture, the retrieval strategy, and the honest trade-offs.
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