Answer only from retrieved sources
Every answer is grounded in the documents you loaded, and names the source it used.
AI for regulated work
Trivon answers only from the documents you load, names the source it used, and escalates to a person when your sources don’t cover the question. It does not guess. When the ask is a decision rather than a question, it routes to whoever your configuration says owns it.
The product is the governance, not the model. The model is rented and swappable; the gates are the point.
Four gates, server-side, on every exchange — including the anonymous ones. Governance does not relax because of who is asking.
Every answer is grounded in the documents you loaded, and names the source it used.
If your sources don’t answer the question, Trivon routes it to a person — it does not invent one.
A release or an approval is a decision, not an answer; it goes to whoever your configuration says owns it.
The citation is re-checked against the real retrieved sources before anything is shown. Missing citation, nothing ships.
An agent runs the same path, with the same four checks, on a schedule or a trigger instead of a person’s question. It reads the same sources, passes the same four gates, and writes the same audit record. An agent that reaches the edge of what its sources cover escalates to a human rather than proceeding — and an action with a real-world effect is written down before it is taken, never after.
An agent inherits a role and its competencies. It cannot reach a source, or take an action, that the role does not already carry.
Every escalation, refusal and hand-off is a row you can read afterwards — the same trail a person’s question leaves.
Every exchange is appended to a hash-chained audit trail. What was asked, what was answered, which sources, which gate fired — recorded, so the governance can be checked after the fact rather than taken on trust.
Create a workspace, load your documents, and ask something your sources cover — then ask something they don’t, and watch it escalate instead of improvise.