Knowledge Interview
Accepted process step
The expert explains that Compliance approval precedes release.
The Minarai platform
One operational model. Four ways in.
Start with expertise, documents, assurance, or domain agents. Every reviewed result strengthens the same evidence-linked model of how the organization works.
Capture
Expert interviews
Documents & policies
Observed activity
Minarai core
Governed operational knowledge
01
Evidence
02
Proposals
03
Human review
04
Accepted truth
Use
Training guides
Assurance findings
Expert assistance
The compounding loop
Knowledge becomes more useful each time it is used.
The platform keeps capture, governance, use, and learning connected without allowing automation to silently redefine accepted truth.
- 01
Capture
Collect expertise, documents, and bounded activity evidence.
- 02
Review
Separate source, proposal, human decision, and accepted knowledge.
- 03
Use
Project accepted knowledge into guides, findings, and assistance.
- 04
Learn
Return corrections and new evidence as governed proposals.
One evidence chain
See the process, the policy, and the work together.
A point product can stop at the interview, the extraction, the checklist, or the answer. Minarai preserves the connection between all four.
Document Intelligence
Accepted policy rule
Policy section 4.2 defines when the approval is required.
Assurance
Reviewed finding
Observed activity differs; the agent can explain why with citations.
Trust is part of the architecture
The system remembers what is known—and how it became known.
Evidence linked
Claims trace to transcript spans, document regions, activity fragments, or human assertions.
Human governed
Automated ingestion creates proposals. Reviewers decide what becomes accepted operational knowledge.
Versioned and auditable
Edits, lifecycle decisions, and prior versions remain inspectable instead of disappearing into a rewritten page.
Execution stays bounded
Advisory assistance and verified action are separate. Action requires explicit plans, policy, verification, and receipts.
Enter through the problem