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Notes on documentation that answers back

Occasional writing from the team on accuracy, citations, and building for deep-tech documentation. No marketing — just how we think about answers you can verify.

engineering · date tbddraft

Why we let the model read the whole document instead of splitting it

Chunking breaks a spec table apart from the conditions that make its numbers true. We walk through why reading the full document keeps every value with its footnote.

product · date tbddraft

Citations are the product: page-level provenance in technical answers

An answer an engineer cannot check is a liability. How we tie every claim back to the page it came from, and why that constraint shapes the whole system.

principles · date tbdcoming soon

The won’t-guess principle: declining is a feature

When the document does not say, the right answer is to say so. Why a model that declines beats a model that fills the gap with something plausible.

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