What a Brain is
Senses feed facts into the Brain. The Brain is divided into Lobes such as Sales, Operations, Finance, Product and HR. Facts are linked; a Circuit groups facts for one theme; the Lexicon holds terms and Concepts; the Anatomy holds the types; a Snapshot is the state after one event. Faculties make Expressions from a Circuit.
Senses
Input pipelines that
feed the Brain from
one tool each.
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Confluence
GitHub
SharePoint
Teams
Meetings
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Sales
Finance
Operations
Product
HR
Concept
The meaning behind
one or more terms.
Term
A word or phrase
exactly as people
write or say it.
Fact
One thing the Brain
knows, with its source.
Link
A relation between
two facts.
Lobe
A part of the organization,
such as Sales or a country.
Access follows Lobes.
Circuit
A named group of facts
for one theme. Not a
project plan.
Brain
The knowledge graph
of one part of your
organization.
Faculties
Independent modules with
their own inputs, pipeline
and format.
Document
Specification, interview guide
Visual
Radar, opportunity and ROI maps
Video
Onboarding video, VTT captions
Interactive
Ask, threads, live lookup
Other Faculties
Any format, on the Brain SDK
Expression
A live result that a Faculty
makes from a Circuit. Every
point cites its fact.
Lexicon
All terms and Concepts
of the Brain.
Terms (words people use)
Concepts (meanings)
“customer churn”
“churn”
“retention”
“NPS”
…
Customer churn
Retention
…
Anatomy
The fact types and link
types the Brain may hold,
with identity keys.
Snapshot
The exact state of the
Brain after one event
in the memory log.
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