A first slice of your domain — one workflow, one product area — gets captured as structured files.
- Your team
- Point us at the slice and the people who hold the knowledge.
- KBPD
- Stands up the repository, runs capture, structures the first artifacts.
How to start
No rip-and-replace, no eighteen-month bet. Pick one workflow, run the pilot alongside what you already have, and decide on real output — a working surface — before you commit further.
The pilot path
A pilot runs on one slice of your domain, alongside what you already have. Here's who does what, week by week.
A first slice of your domain — one workflow, one product area — gets captured as structured files.
The slice gets its decisions recorded and its design values named. The shape of your system emerges.
The structured inputs generate a working surface — a page, a screen, a runbook — end to end.
Your team runs the pipeline on the next slice. The substrate compounds with each one.
If the pilot doesn't deliver value in eight weeks, you've spent eight weeks — not eighteen months.
Data sovereignty
Pick the isolation that fits your risk profile. The default is conservative; you only open what you choose to.
Tier 1
Airgapped
Zero outbound connectivity.
Maximum security. Your knowledge never leaves your network; you run the models you choose inside it.
Tier 2
Pull-only
Read-only outbound.
Standard enterprise. You pull updates in; nothing of yours is pushed out.
Tier 3
Federated
Metadata-only beacons.
Multi-team or multi-org. Share structure and signals, never the underlying content.
The five rules, stated plainly
Straight answers
AI tools generate. This is the system they generate from. Without a shared, structured source, every tool accelerates in its own direction; with one, they all build from the same decisions. Your tools stay — they just stop guessing.
No. You start with one slice, alongside what you already run. Nothing gets ripped out. The pilot proves value on a corner of the work before it touches the rest.
The constraint travels with the requirement as structured data, so the same source that drives the product also produces the audit trail. The decision record outlives the person who made it — which is exactly what an auditor asks for.
Your knowledge is YAML, JSON, and Markdown in a Git repository. It is readable by any tool and runs on any Git host. Zero of our APIs are required to read, version, or audit it. The portability is the point — not a promise.
The pilot is scoped to deliver a working surface in five to eight weeks. If it does not, you have spent weeks — not the quarters a full transformation would cost.
Tell us the corner of the work you'd pilot on. We'll come back with a path, not a generic deck.