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Vocabulary

The terms used on this site, defined simply. Each term is a link you can share.

Agent

A specialized program with a single responsibility (find, verify, extract, compare…).

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Deterministic: same request, same result. It is the foundation of our AI.

Deterministic

Always gives the same result for the same request, with no randomness.

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As opposed to probabilistic: a deterministic AI retrieves the answer from your data instead of generating the most likely one.

Tag

A descriptive keyword attached to content to classify and retrieve it.

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Tags are suggested automatically when your documents are indexed, then validated by you.

Knowledge graph

A structured representation of your data — categories, relations, terms — held in memory.

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The engine projects your data into an in-memory graph, the deterministic source of truth for the AI's answers.

Interaction

Any action by the visitor in the conversation — a question, but also an answer, a request, a choice.

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At each interaction, the AI answers and, when relevant, follows up with a question that channels the conversation toward your source of truth.

Business lexicon

The categories, relations and terms specific to your activity. You configure it without writing a line of code.

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The AI learns where to find information, not its exact content: when data changes, it propagates with no retraining.

Locally

'Locally' = on your own machines, not on a remote server.

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Configuration, training and data live on your machines: no connection to any third-party service is required.

Marker

A variable slot in an answer — e.g. {destination} — that automatically covers every possible value.

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A single marker covers dozens of cases without listing them; a visual interface defines what it refers to.

Language model

The component that understands and phrases human language.

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It never decides the facts: it calls the agents and rephrases their results. Open-source, run locally.

Open-source

Software whose source code is open and freely usable.

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Our language models are open-source and run locally: no dependency on an external provider.