Your org's knowledge,
inside your AI — permanently.

Ask about any entity, relationship, or decision in your workspace. Your AI traverses the graph to connect the dots no single search could find.

Search answers "find me this one thing." This answers "show me all of them." Your AI lists every company, deal, or project in the graph over any window — then reads into each one to tell you where things stand.

One query searches across your drives, email, chat, code, and people. No more switching tabs to track something down.

Find not just what was decided, but who made the call, why, and what happened next. Trace the full decision-to-outcome arc.

Paste a client's security questionnaire. For each question your AI finds the matching requirement in your frameworks and answers only from the approved document behind it, and says plainly when one is missing or out of date.

New team members ask their AI to surface everything the org has captured about their role, accounts, and active projects, before their first meeting.

The one tool for every workspace question. Hybrid keyword and semantic search across all connected sources — email, chat, files, code, calendar, CRM, and people — with exact identity, entity, decision, and relationship facets built in.

Returns the full indexed text of any search hit — title, deep link, and author included. Pass an optional query to search the entire document and return the matching passages.

The batch form of read_document_full: read up to 20 documents in a single call by passing their source refs. Returns them in the same order, each with title, deep link, author, and text.

Returns terminal outcomes — merged PRs, closed issues, shipped or won work, plus success and failure retrospectives with sentiment. Each carries its artifact title and deep link.

Lists everything in your knowledge graph — every company, person, deal, and project you actually work with — filtered by type and time window, and always limited to what you personally have permission to see. This is what turns breadth questions into exact answers: how many companies have we worked with in the last 90 days, which deals have gone quiet, where does each one stand. Search finds a needle; this returns the whole list.

Your firm's frameworks — a client's security questionnaire, cyber insurance, CSQM 1, or your own — and the approved documents behind each requirement. List the frameworks you may use and where each requirement stands, or ask a question and get the matching requirements, their status, and the approved documents you can open, with their opening text. If a requirement is missing or out of date it says so, so your AI never answers from the wrong copy. Available in workspaces that use frameworks.