Find
Hybrid search — meaning and exact wording — that cites every passage, and can tell you when the corpus doesn't hold the answer.
Use cases
The same knowledge layer, for very different lines of work.
A four-book saga, a home-linen store, a law firm: their documents have nothing in common, but their problems do. Finding the right passage, knowing what's true and where it's written, seeing what's missing — then letting the AI of their choice work on top of it.
Pick your setting
Each page starts from a real-world problem, shows the three layers on concrete examples — questions, cited answers, exchanges between an agent and Ts-Knowledge — then explains how to get started. The universes, companies and cases mentioned are fictional.
Series authorsYour series bible, kept up to date on its ownBooks, drafts and notes from the same universe: who knows what, what contradicts what, what is still missing — without ever spoiling what comes next.See the use case Online stores and small businessesYour whole store, on a single mapProcedures, rules, decisions, systems: a support agent that cites the right procedure — and the terms of sale that contradict customer service, finally in plain sight.See the use case Law firms and legal departmentsEvery matter walled off, the law as of the right dateLetters, expert reports and court decisions split along their natural structure, French law as a shared library, and a timeline for every matter.See the use case Software companies and product teamsYour docs and code, queryable from the IDEA synced GitHub repository, its services and its architecture decisions, within reach of every developer's agent.See the use case
The same building blocks, everywhere
Understand
Entities, facts, relationships and events drawn from your documents, each with its evidence. Inconsistencies are flagged, never settled for you.
See the big picture
The Knowledge Snowflake arranges a project into facets, stage by stage, and shows at a glance what's solid and what's missing.
Connect
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Mistral or an IDE agent query all of it over MCP, with a key that only sees what you open to it.
Don't see your line of work?
The structured-knowledge vocabulary is configured space by space: start from a generic template and adapt it. Cited search, for its part, works on any corpus.