THE CAPABILITY LAB / TRY IT IN YOUR BROWSER
Try four interactive demos in your browser
Try knowledge answers with sources, agent task approval, deployment comparisons and 3D exploration.
Try four interactive prototypes with preset sample data. Everything runs on this page; no client systems are connected.
KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS
An answer you can trace.
Choose a sample question, read the example answer, and open its source passage.
Sample questions
Three questions from sample team documents
What must happen before a workspace opens?
Name an owner, confirm the access group, and complete a restoration check before inviting users. The sample checklist requires all three.
Sample Operations Handbook · § 2.1
Read the source
Workspace launch checklist: (1) Assign one accountable owner. (2) Validate the approved access group. (3) Restore a sample backup in an isolated environment. Invite users only after each check is signed off.
AGENT WORKFLOWS
Review first. Then approve.
Turn a sample handoff into a proposed ticket. Review the details and approve its creation in this demo, or try a failed request and retry.
Sample handoff
“The workspace restoration check still needs an owner. Ask the operations team to assign someone before the sample launch review.”
- Read the handoff
- Draft the sample ticket
- Review and approve
- Add it to the demo list
Idle · no write
Prepare the task to review its proposed changes.
Proposed sample ticket
- Title
- Assign restoration-check owner
- Queue
- Sample operations
- Destination
- This page’s sample ticket list
Sample tickets stay on this page. Reset to try the workflow again.
DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS
Choose where the system lives.
Compare local, cloud, and hybrid designs for a sample knowledge application: which business needs each option suits and who takes responsibility.
- Workplace needs
- Equipment planning
- Local service
- Ongoing support
Suitable business needs
Suited to work tied to a physical workplace and locally held information.
Management & tradeoffs
Plan equipment investment and assign responsibility for maintenance and support.
SPATIAL INTERFACES
Give information a place.
Explore a generic two-floor space. Switch floors and highlight zones to see how a spatial interface can organize information.
Sample space
Floor
Highlight zone
Ground floor · All zones
Three sample zones around a central corridor. The stair in Welcome leads to the upper floor.
Drag or press ← → to turn, ↑ ↓ to change floor. Click a room to highlight it.Drag the drawing to turn it. Tap a room to highlight it.
FROM AN EXAMPLE TO YOUR PROJECT
Discuss your project
A real implementation is designed around your sources, systems, access boundaries and acceptance criteria. Start with one clear use case.