Insights.
How the platform works, where it sits against the tools you already own, and what a modelled domain can answer. Written from the engagements the platform came out of.
What is Coherence.
Four parts, one series: how source material gets read, what an ontology is and why its grammar is fixed, and what a modelled domain can answer once it's authored.
- 01What is CoherenceNearly every enterprise AI deployment reasons out of one vendor's schema. Coherence starts somewhere else: an ontology of one part of your business, tied to the code and documents that prove it, that your people and your agents can both reason over.6 min
- 02How the material gets inCoherence reads the artifacts you already have. Part 2 covers the ingestion layer: what it parses, what a connector actually looks at, how meaning gets bound to code, and what leaves the perimeter.7 min
- 03The OntologyA language model can reason. It cannot know your estate. The ontology is the part you build either way, and ours is built on a grammar nobody edits.8 min
- 04Reading the OntologyThree questions put to a working estate, with their reasoning traces, their sources and their cost. What the answers look like when the ontology does the work instead of search. And why every one of them inherits the quality of the ontology underneath.8 min
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