Platform
A new question often starts with old knowledge: a past decision, an earlier document, a colleague’s experience. XAB connects that history with the work happening now.
Explore the evidence
Open the example notes, then compare the original decision with the later update.
Illustrative example
The original decision was conditional: keep the controller until the new safety assessment is complete.
Bring the records together
We map each source to the entities, events and questions it can help explain. Connectors are configured for the systems, formats and permissions in your instance.
Connect email, messages, transcripts and recorded conversations to the people, projects and decisions they concern.
Bring in files, notes and revisions, retaining the source and version behind a retrieved passage.
Map structured records to domain entities, with dates and references that keep their context visible.
Link operational records from management systems with the documents and discussions around them.
Connect observations to assets, places and events so they can be investigated alongside their history.
Setting up an instance
Give the memory a field to understand.
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Map where information comes from, who uses it and which questions matter. Together, we define the people, places, assets and relationships the instance needs to recognise. This ontology gives the memory its shape.
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Work through an MCP-compatible AI console or client. Use local open models or remote APIs, assigning different models to different tasks over the same persistent memory.
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Scheduled processes consolidate records, update relevance and check consistency. Original documents and their revisions remain available as attention moves to new work.
Explore how storage, retrieval, model choice and MCP access work together.
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