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A knowledge twin answers like its expert — drawing on their career, their writing and the way they make trade-offs. And it says when it doesn’t know.

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Watch a twin think

Visitor asksFabric or Databricks for our lakehouse?

Intentarchitecture decisionVisitorexecutive → strategic depthLanguageEnglishMemory2 earlier turns

1Its own sources

  • Résumé
  • LinkedIn
  • GitHub
  • Confluence
  • Teams
  • Interview

2Knowledge graph & judgment

LakehouseData meshDatabricksFabricGovernanceCost modelMLOpsRetail caseObservabilitySmall deploysSLOsPost-mortems 4 concepts linked

Expert’s ruleReversibility before hype — pilot one domain before you commit.

3Grounded answer

[1] ADR · lakehouse platform[2] Confluence · cost model[3] Interview · migrations
Confidence
84%

Public knowledge only · members-only sources stay private

Illustrative trace · every answer is assembled from the expert’s own sources, graph, rules and persona

Résumé LinkedIn GitHub GitLab Confluence Teams SharePoint Interview Documents Résumé LinkedIn GitHub GitLab Confluence Teams SharePoint Interview Documents

How it thinks

Not a search index. A living mind.

Every message runs through eight stages before a word is written. And three loops keep running when nobody is asking — so the twin stays true to its expert over time.

Every answer · 8 stages

  1. Route
  2. Persona
  3. Memory
  4. Voice
  5. Beliefs
  6. Retrieve
  7. Rerank
  8. Calibrate

01Route — Intent & language

A question, a deliverable request or a URL to audit each go to the right service — automatically. The answer follows the visitor’s language.

intent › architecture decision

On every new piece of knowledge

It reconciles what it learns

Each new statement is compared with what the twin already believes. A duplicate corroborates it, a refinement extends it, a contradiction is logged for the expert — and the expert’s own interview takes precedence. What it learns from conversations waits for approval.

2024 talk“Start with a data mesh.”
2026 interview“Lakehouse first; mesh once domains own their data.”

Contradiction logged · the interview supersedes

Every night, only what changed

It maintains itself

Confidence decays with a 90-day half-life unless knowledge is re-validated, and stale facts are flagged for review. Duplicate entities merge, orphan concepts get linked, thematic communities are rebuilt.

50 % confidence at 90 daysre-validated
DecayFlag staleMerge & linkRe-cluster

Continuously, against the real expert

It measures its own fidelity

A strategist picks what to ask next — failed questions, stale knowledge, uncovered domains, weak benchmark answers. A challenging interview digs in, the answers are distilled into graph, beliefs and persona, and a judge re-scores the twin on four axes.

Substance
Style
Heuristics
Calibration

judged against the expert’s own reference answers next interview topics

Expert network

Outside its field, it asks the expert twin

The twin consults, behind the scenes, the twin whose knowledge actually covers the question — and brings its answer back, credited. The visitor never leaves the conversation. And if nobody knows yet, the question reaches the right expert.

CM

Claire’s twin

Cybersecurity · the visitor’s conversation

Which architecture would you use for a multi-agent RAG in production?

Behind the scenes

Waiting…

MLMarc · Data
LGLéa · AI
HPHugo · Machine

Asks the one who knows

Among the twins of that field, the one whose knowledge actually covers the question.

Credits the answer

Brought back as a quote, attributed to that twin, with its own confidence.

Interrupts no one

It happens behind the scenes: no one’s conversation is touched, and the asking twin pays.

Gaps reach the right expert

If that twin doesn’t know yet, the question joins its expert’s next interview.

Only public twins whose expert agreed to be consulted take part — and only with their public knowledge.

For experts

Built from your work, under your control

A chatbot predicts plausible text. A knowledge twin reasons from an expert’s own material — and can prove where every answer comes from.

A knowledge graph built from your sources

Résumé, LinkedIn, GitHub, GitLab, Confluence, Teams, SharePoint and documents become concepts and relations — each one traceable to where it came from.

guaranteeslands inbuilt onrequiresRésuméGitHubConfluenceTeamsExactly-onceKafkaData meshLakehouseBank migrationGovernance

Kafka←GitHub repo · Confluence pageevery concept keeps the source it came from

You stay in control

Public or members-only, per source. What it learns from conversations waits for your approval. Secrets are stripped first.

  • Published talkPublic
  • Client post-mortemMembers
  • Learned from a chatAwaiting you

Beyond the chat window

It produces real PowerPoint, Word and Excel files, embeds on your own website, and consults the expert twin, behind the scenes, when a question is outside its field.

PowerPoint · Word · ExcelEmbed on your siteConsults other twinsDiagram analysis

Your voice, in two languages

It answers in English or French, in the register you describe — concise and factual if that is how you speak.

EN · “Pilot one domain first.”FR · « Pilotez un domaine d’abord. »

ChatbotAnswers from the internet at large

TwinAnswers from the expert’s own career, documents and code

ChatbotSounds confident even when it is wrong

TwinShows its confidence — and abstains when it doesn’t know

ChatbotSame generic voice for everyone

TwinApplies the expert’s trade-offs, measured against their real answers

ChatbotLearns nothing, or learns anything

TwinLearns from use — only what the expert approves

ChatbotAnswers everything, even outside its depth

TwinOutside its field, consults the twin who knows — and credits it

ChatbotA chat window

TwinA colleague: deliverables, your website, other twins

How it works

Three steps, a faithful double

1

Import

Résumé, LinkedIn, GitHub, GitLab, Confluence, Teams, SharePoint: a first draft of your twin is written from your own sources — nothing is made up.

2

Refine

A challenging interview captures how you make trade-offs; a benchmark measures whether it truly sounds like you.

3

Share

Your own address and an embed for your site: your knowledge answers — in English or French — even when you’re away.

Content from your connected tools stays members-only until you publish it, and you approve what your twin learns. Secrets are stripped before any processing.