Bound the corpus
Define approved documents, collections, metadata, exclusions, users, and research purpose before choosing a model or interface.
Core specialty: research systems
Grace OS and R.A.I.S.E. give research teams a governed local environment for proprietary literature, unpublished work, sensitive collections, evidence retrieval, and reviewable synthesis.
Core specialty · pilot conversations openThe point
The value: faster orientation across an approved collection, a visible path back to sources, repeatable research workflows, and the freedom to change models without rebuilding the institution's knowledge layer.
Define approved documents, collections, metadata, exclusions, users, and research purpose before choosing a model or interface.
Assemble relevant evidence, preserve source lineage, and surface uncertainty before a model drafts a response.
Grace scopes what agents may search, summarize, compare, draft, export, or escalate, and records the evidence and actions reviewers need.
Evaluate retrieval quality, source usefulness, failure behavior, time saved, and researcher trust. The result can be scale, revise, or stop.
Work with us
A focused pilot can test whether the local system improves orientation, traceability, and cycle time while your sensitive work stays out of a cloud inference path.
Direct answers
Good candidates pair a bounded source collection with a recurring knowledge task: literature orientation, internal discovery, evidence-backed synthesis, source comparison, or governed drafting.
Not by default. Legal authority, institutional policy, consent, data classification, contracts, and technical controls must be reviewed before regulated or identifiable data enters the system.
No. It supports retrieval, synthesis, comparison, and traceable drafting. Researchers retain interpretation, validation, authorship decisions, and accountability.