An isolated second brain per organization — every answer cited, every number computed by real SQL, every claim sealed with a receipt anyone can verify offline. Governed agents plug into it. It deploys in your tenant. Healthcare payers first.
Every answer cites its sources and seals an Ed25519 receipt, hash-chained to the organization's key. Anyone can re-verify it offline — no trust in us required.
Drop a spreadsheet on the brain and ask for numbers: answers are computed by executed SQL — never model arithmetic — and signed with the query, result, and source hashes.
Each organization gets its own brain and its own signing root, enforced fail-closed at the database row level. The owner's cross-instance view is itself a receipted action.
Prior auth, claims, eligibility, appeals, reconciliation — governed agents and a skill library built for the regulated payer back office.
The receipt verifier is public — no code needed. Every governed receipt can be re-checked offline against the organization's published key: the difference between a dashboard that says verified and a claim you can prove.
Verify a live receiptYour code opens your organization's instance. Each factory is isolated — its own brain, its own signing root.
Documents, decisions, spreadsheets, meeting notes, and system exports land in one org-owned brain. Every ingestion is content-hashed and sealed — you can prove what it learned, and when.
Hybrid retrieval across a temporal knowledge graph returns answers with numbered sources. Ask about a past date and it reconstructs what the organization believed then, not what it knows now.
Routines watch, draft, and propose; a named human approves; the action executes. Trigger, evidence, policy gate, and outcome seal into ONE receipt anyone can verify.
Atlas Health Plan is a synthetic payer — the brain underneath is the production stack. Ask it anything, watch it cite its own notes, then verify the receipt it seals for the answer. That loop is the entire product thesis in ninety seconds.