What is already known?
Earlier agreements about the task, including any corrections.
AgentBrain builds AI for everyday work. Employee handles agreed routine tasks. Analytics reviews documents to help you prepare for decisions.
Taking over a case means knowing what has already been agreed. Without that background, the search starts again. We ran into this problem when working with AI.
We want AI to draw on what has already been settled when it takes on the next task.
An answer may rely on an old document. We need to know the source and whether its information still holds.
Earlier agreements about the task, including any corrections.
The document or observation behind a statement.
New information can change an earlier assessment.
Missing information and decisions a person needs to make.
These questions guide our work on Employee and Analytics. They should help you judge a result for yourself.
What has already been discussed or corrected?
Which document supplied the information?
What supports the statement?
Who did the work, and who makes the decision?
When was the information recorded?
What information is still missing?
Which earlier decisions are relevant?
What may the AI do, and when must it ask?
Employee can prepare replies to recurring enquiries. Analytics helps you review the documents for a decision and identify questions that still need answers.
An assessment needs to point back to the documents it used. It should also show what remains unresolved or needs a person to approve it.
Our evidence page explains what we need to document a real deployment.
A new conversation should pick up where the work left off.
Our starting pointTheshoth Sritharan founded AgentBrain in Switzerland. Working with AI, he found that starting a new conversation often meant losing earlier agreements.
He wanted the AI to pick up its work again while being able to correct information that was wrong or out of date.
A recurring task depends on agreed responsibilities. A new decision may hinge on a recent source.
If a new source contradicts an earlier answer, the AI should take that into account.
We use the task at hand to assess which information helps and where human judgement is still needed.
Build on questions already resolved.
Retain important agreements.
Show where a statement comes from.
Make responsibilities clear.
Agree on tasks and approvals.
Correct outdated information.
Research into antibiotic resistance draws on many documents. Analytics aims to help researchers assess the evidence and unresolved questions.
Our work with Valtis concerns recurring property management tasks. Sensitive decisions stay with the person responsible.
Together we can assess whether this fits your organisation, including the data available and the approvals each task needs.
Earlier answers must remain open to scrutiny.
A statement needs a source.
Each task needs a clear approval process.
Outdated information needs correcting.
People need to be able to check results.
What task do you have in mind? Tell us a little about it.