Answers with their sources attached.
Ask the Brain searches what the project holds, numbers the evidence, answers only from it, and checks every citation afterwards. When nothing matched, no model is called.
Start from one of these.
- 01Research competitors
Research our nine competitors’ pricing and positioning and write me a memo.
A research memo: one headline, the claims that survived, every claim cited - 02Investigate a metric
Activation drops 38% between account creation and the first catalogue. Find out why.
An answer with inline citations; a citation that names no source is reported - 03Turn a brief into a deck
Turn the launch brief in Notion into a twelve-slide deck.
A deck, rendered, kept in the Library
Work, kept.
The market doesn’t need another feature. It needs a clearer reason to switch.
Seven of nine competitors lead with feature counts; none says how long the first order takes.[1]
Eleven of fourteen interviewed teams chose their current supplier for setup speed, then stayed out of habit.[2]
Activation drops 38% between account creation and the first configured catalogue.[3]
The 2024 pricing tests moved nothing; the 2025 onboarding test moved activation 9 points.[4]
The import step asks for a supplier code most teams don’t have yet.
Eleven of fourteen interviewed teams stalled at the supplier code field.[1]
CatalogueImport refuses every row until supplierCode is set.[2]
The 2025 onboarding test that moved activation 9 points made that field optional.[3]
- A memo whose claims survived only with evidence
- An answer with inline [n] citations, a bad citation reported
- Contradicting memories surfaced, with who outranks whom
Done is a claim. The receipt is the proof.
Thirty-one sources, four internal documents, two contradictions surfaced rather than smoothed over.