NEW CAPABILITY 01 / 06
Ask the brain, with citations
Ask a question, get an answer assembled from the files, with a link to every source.
You can use this right now. It runs in your browser, on this site’s own data.
The demo workspace already holds hundreds of sample documents. This searches them, quotes the passages that answer the question, and links each one. When nothing in the corpus covers the question, it says so instead of guessing.
TRY IT / RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER
Use it here.
Also inside the demo, as its own view.
Ask the brain, with citations
Every answer points back to the document it came from
This searches the sample company brain published on this site, a few hundred documents from the fictional Apex Instruments workspace. It is a keyword search with a citation trail, built here and running on this page. No model runs when you press Ask.
Questions this corpus answers well
WHAT IT PRODUCES
The artifacts.
THE MECHANISM / SHOW THE SHAPE, NOT THE SOURCE
How it works.
- 01Ask
You type a question, or pick one of the presets.
- 02Retrieve
Every passage is scored against your words. Headings and titles count for a little more.
- 03Assemble
The answer is stitched from the best-matching sentences, verbatim. Nothing is written for you.
- 04Cite
Each sentence carries a numbered marker pointing at the passage and the document it came from.
- 05Refuse
Below a score threshold it reports that the corpus does not cover the question.
WHAT IT READS
- The demo workspace documents
- A passage index built at publish time
- The question you type
THE RULES IT HOLDS ITSELF TO
- Every answer sentence traces to a passage
- Every citation link resolves to a real document
- An off-corpus question produces a refusal, not a weak guess
- Search completes in well under a second
This is a new capability, built for this portfolio. It is not part of a client engagement, and nothing here is connected to a company’s internal system. The sample company, Apex Instruments, does not exist.