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Start with the work

Ways to use .

Bring a question, claim, idea, document, comparison, or investigation. Start simply. Go deeper only when you need to.

Same . More capacity.

Same . More capacity. Q can stay simple or grow with the work.

Ask See how Q works
Q supporting different kinds of work
  • question or decision
  • claim or argument
  • idea or early draft
  • document or source
  • Two accounts or options
  • continuing investigation

Original preservedYour starting material stays distinct.

proposesAnswers, comparisons, and next steps remain proposals.

You governYou decide what belongs and what you retain.

Start where you are

Bring the work you already have.

You do not need a special workflow. Start with the question, material, or decision in front of you and use as much depth as the work needs.

Question

A question or decision

Work through a difficult question, trade-off, or choice without handing the decision to Q.
Start with
A question, objective, uncertainty, or choice.
Q can propose
Scope, context, alternatives, risks, and unresolved points.
You decide
You decide what matters and what—if anything—you retain.

Claim

A claim or argument

Test what a statement means, what supports it, what challenges it, and what remains uncertain.
Start with
A claim, argument, recommendation, or conclusion.
Q can propose
Assumptions, supporting material, conflicts, gaps, and qualifications.
You decide
You decide whether it stands, changes, or remains unresolved.

Idea

An idea or early draft

Develop an unfinished thought while keeping your original distinct from Q's suggestions.
Start with
Notes, fragments, drafts, or an emerging direction.
Q can propose
Structure, questions, connections, counterarguments, and next steps.
You decide
You choose what becomes part of the work.

Document

A document or source

Read material closely while keeping what it says separate from what Q infers.
Start with
Text, a document, or other material you choose to inspect.
Q can propose
Claims, context, contradictions, limitations, and source-linked observations.
You decide
You decide what role the source should play.

Compare

Two accounts or options

Compare material without smoothing meaningful disagreement into one answer.
Start with
Two or more sources, plans, policies, options, or interpretations.
Q can propose
Common ground, differences, conflicts, missing material, and unresolved points.
You decide
You decide what can be resolved and what should stay separate.

Investigation

A continuing investigation

Continue work without losing the question, material, comparisons, decisions, or where you left off.
Start with
A research question, project, case, review, or recurring body of work.
Q can propose
Next questions, comparisons, branches, and possible things to retain.
You decide
You control the objective, what stays unresolved, and what you retain or share.

Inside the record

Inspect what matters.

Whatever you bring to Q, the same public actions help you inspect the answer without requiring you to learn the internal architecture.

  1. Identify

    What did Q understand?

    See the question Q understood and any assumptions behind it.

  2. Surround

    What was in scope?

    See what material was considered and where it came from.

  3. Test

    What supports the answer?

    See what supports the answer, what challenges it, and where sources are limited.

  4. Connect

    How does it fit together?

    See where the material agrees, conflicts, or leaves gaps.

  5. Consider

    What is Q inferring?

    See what Q inferred and what remains uncertain.

  6. Care

    What boundaries apply?

    See what Q can access, what permissions apply, and where your authority begins.

  7. Retain

    What will you retain?

    Choose what you want to keep in the record, including challenges, comparisons, decisions, and outcomes.

When the work grows

Same . More capacity.

More capacity means more managed compute, online acquisition, cloud continuity, and collaboration around the same persistent investigation.

It does not mean a different Q or a different authority boundary.

Entry experience

Ask and inspect

Start with a normal question, inspect what shaped the answer, challenge or compare, and choose what to retain.

  • Question and answer
  • Sources, conflicts, and uncertainty
  • Challenge and compare
  • Retain and Receipt

Expanding capability

Continue the work

Keep an investigation resumable without losing the question, material, comparisons, decisions, or where you left off.

  • Persistent investigation context
  • Resumable material and branches
  • Unresolved items
  • Retained work and Receipts

Later capability

Work together

Add collaboration and organisation controls without changing the same Q or who holds authority.

  • Named contributors
  • Review and approval roles
  • Shared sources and comparisons
  • Access, retention, and policy controls

Controlled preview

Start with the useful core.

The controlled preview is focused on a small complete loop: ask, inspect, challenge or compare, retain, and keep a Receipt. Broader workspace and collaboration features open only when the same boundaries can be preserved.

Current focus

  • Ask a normal question
  • Inspect the record
  • Review sources, conflict, and uncertainty
  • Challenge or compare
  • Retain with a Receipt

Opens later

  • Broader persistent workspaces
  • Richer multi-material composition
  • Collaboration and organisation controls

Clear boundaries

The same rules still apply.

Same

Different work does not mean a different Q.

You decide

Q can propose. You decide what belongs and what you retain.

Nothing important happens silently

Scope, retrieval, and source status stay explicit.

Start with the work

Start with the work.

Ask a question, inspect a document, compare material, or continue an investigation. Start simply. Add depth only when you need it.

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