Keep the brain true
Propose a correction, work the review queue, and resolve what's stale, disputed, or about to change.
The 13 Core homes and how to choose one
Identity and purpose: Mission, mandate, positioning, legal identity and enduring purpose. For example: mission statement, legal entity and trading names, pod mandate. People, teams and roles: People, teams, responsibilities, reporting and role ownership. For example: team roster, role accountabilities, reporting line. Organisations and relationships: Clients, partners, suppliers, regulators and durable relationship summaries. For example: client relationship summary, strategic partner, regulator relationship. Strategy and goals: Direction, priorities, goals, OKRs and strategic bets. For example: annual objective, quarterly priority, strategic bet. Commercial and finance: Revenue and pricing models, budgets, unit economics and costs. For example: pricing model, approved budget, gross-margin model. Products and services: Reusable offerings, packages, value propositions and service definitions. For example: service package, product capability, value proposition. Projects and initiatives: Bounded change, scope, milestones, outcomes and curated status. For example: launch initiative, migration milestone, curated programme status. Operations and processes: Operating models, repeatable processes, hand-offs, cadences and ownership. For example: client-onboarding process, monthly close cadence, support hand-off. Decisions: Settled choices with decider, rationale, effective date and supersession state. For example: adopted CRM choice, decision not to enter a market, superseded pricing choice. Metrics: Measure definitions, formulas, owners, targets, thresholds and source queries. For example: conversion-rate definition, revenue target, source query for active customers. Risks, obligations and controls: Business risks, binding requirements, controls, treatments and assurance. For example: contractual deadline, privacy obligation, financial control. Systems: Applications, integrations, APIs, owners and authoritative-source pointers. For example: CRM owner, system-of-record pointer, integration dependency. Glossary: Terms, definitions, taxonomies, units and conventions. For example: qualified lead definition, internal acronym, reporting-unit convention.
Propose a correction
- Open any document you can edit and use Suggest an edit - nothing changes until a pod lead approves it. Browse pods and documents
Track your proposals
- See a proposal's status and, if it was rejected, the reason. Open the review queue
Work the review queue
A pod lead other than the author approves every durable change - the agent follows the same rule and can never self-approve.
- Approve, reject with a reason, or see the before-and-after diff before you decide. Open the review queue
Confirm or flag a stale fact
- Confirm a stale-flagged fact is still true, or send it back for an update, in one click. Open the freshness review
Resolve facts that disagree
- When two sources disagree on the same fact, resolve the cluster at once instead of hunting each one down. Open disputed facts
See what depends on a document before it changes
- Check what else in the brain relies on a document before you change or retire it. Open the dependency review
Retire a document that's no longer needed
- Retire a document once nothing still depends on it - it stays in the audit trail, never quietly deleted. Open the retirement review
See your brain's health in one place
- See what's waiting on you, what's healthy, and what the Brain architect suggests, without piecing it together from separate pages. Open the Brain page