Intelligence
An assistant that works from your archive
Nolocron's assistant isn't trying to out-think frontier models. It does what they can't: work from your governed archive, under the scope you set, and show its work.
Available
A cited answer, and what's underneath
The answer
Pricing moves to three tiers in Q3 S1, with the team aligned on a usage-based add-on S2.
S1Meeting notes · Mar 3
S2Email from Dana · Mar 5
Each handle is validated and linked to the real block.
What's underneath
Derived — generated, labeled, removable
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Canonical
Your original record
Never overwritten. Always recoverable underneath.
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Why it matters
A general assistant is brilliant but starts every session from zero — it can't reach your prior work, prove what it used, or build on yesterday. Memory without governance is a liability; governance without memory is useless.
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What Nolocron provides
- Streaming chat with multi-turn memory, working from the slice you point it at.
- Every tool call runs through a governed action layer, with human approval for sensitive operations.
- It cites the blocks it drew from, linked back to the source.
- Every run is recorded, so you can see exactly what it touched.
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How it works
- Choose the source or project the assistant may see.
- Ask a question that needs your prior knowledge.
- Read the answer with its citations.
- Open the run record to see what it drew on.
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Proof
- Governed tool use, not open-ended database access.
- Citations and receipts make its work reviewable, not magic.
- It's one way to reach your archive — not the reason the archive exists.
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