What is a Company Brain?
Your company's living memory for AI: the governed context that turns tools and data into decisions people trust.
Four tools. Four answers to the same question.
One memory. Shared by every room.
Not another dashboard. The layer that remembers what DAU means, who owns churn, and which pipeline a number came from.
- Schemas, lineage, catalog, and rules stay linked — not scattered across tabs and wikis
- RBAC, drift alerts, and audit trails so answers come with an owner
- Finance, product, data, and agents share certified DAU, churn, and revenue
Tools multiplied. Truth did not.
Every team has a copilot now. Most of those copilots still don't know your company.
Meetings become archaeology. A generic model will write SQL against a table you retired last quarter. Company Brain is the memory both the dashboard and the agent have to read first.
Connect the stack. Certify the facts. Then let everything read them.
Metadata only. Your rows stay in the warehouse. The Brain holds meaning, owners, and lineage.
Bring sources in
Warehouse, dbt, orchestration, BI. Crawlers map schemas and jobs — not a data copy.
Make meaning official
Metrics, policies, and owners land on the Context Layer, next to the table they describe.
Everything else asks first
Workspace, agents, and apps query the graph before they answer, embed, or send a Slack.
Put it where work already happens
You don't replace Looker or Cursor. You give them the same memory.
- Certified KPIs in Looker, board decks, and portals — one ID, lineage on every tile
- Headless MCP for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor
- Agents that read the Brain, then talk to Slack, Gmail, and GitHub
The stack that feeds the Brain
Workspace is where teams build. Context Layer is the graph. Agents are how that memory leaves the building.