What happens between uploading your files and your team asking: five steps, the rules the system cannot break, and our own measured result.
A short walkthrough, from your documents to a tested AI expert, in the product itself.
The first runs once, the middle three go round until the expert stops improving, and the last is opened exactly once.
01Reading 214 of 872 files
It never invents.
A learning without the passage it came from cannot be saved. The database refuses it.
It cannot write itself an easy exam.
The part that writes the questions has no access to the Knowledge Book, so a gap in the Book shows up as a wrong answer.
It cannot peek at the final test.
The questions kept back sit where only the final test can reach them. Studying cannot read them, even by mistake.
Only a person settles a disagreement.
A person writes into the Knowledge Book only in their own name: a ruling, or a correction they sign.
100 questions, written from your files
25 kept back
Studying cannot open it.
- documents read
- 195
- documents read
- exam questions written from them
- 100
- exam questions written from them
- right on questions it had never seen
- 74 of 100
- right on questions it had never seen
On the 25 questions it had never seen it scored 74%, against 85% on the 75 it studied. A gap that small means it learned the material, not the test.
You see where it is weak, correct it, and decide whether the score is good enough before anyone relies on it.
Our own test on an anonymised set of 195 German employment-law documents, September 2026.
Master Certificate
0
on the questions it studied
0
on the questions it had never seen
Tested on a frozen version of the Knowledge Book.
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- We set the first expert up with you
- Your files stay in your own workspace