Ask about your organisation and read the records behind the answer

Ask what breaks if a system fails, who owns it, which risks reach it or what it costs. Every answer cites the records it came from.

Screenshot of the AI Chat module answering a question about Lantern Quay Systems' architecture.
The AI assistant answering a question from the organisation's own architecture model.

Who it is for

Made for the people who answer for this.

  • An architect, CTO or portfolio manager who needs an answer in a meeting, not after a week of collecting.
  • A team lead who wants to check an answer against the record it came from.
  • An administrator who needs every suggested change to wait for a person's approval.

Questions it answers

Ask it the questions you are asked.

What breaks if the Payments service fails?

Asked by a CTO during an incident review.

Who owns this application and what does it cost?

Asked by a portfolio manager.

Which risks reach this system?

Asked by a risk owner.

Which of our suppliers does this depend on?

Asked by a procurement lead.

How it works

From your data to an answer, in steps.

  1. Step 1

    Ask in plain words

    Type the question the way you would put it to a colleague.

  2. Step 2

    Read the cited answer

    The answer names the records it was built from, so you can open and check each one.

  3. Step 3

    Review any suggested change

    A change the assistant suggests waits in your approval queue.

  4. Step 4

    Approve or decline

    Nothing in your model changes until a person approves it.

What it does

The AI chat is the one place to ask. Ask what breaks if a system fails, who owns it, which risks reach it or what it costs. The answer cites the records it came from, and any change it suggests waits in your approval queue until a person approves it.

Available now on every plan, including the free Community plan. See plans.

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Free for up to three people, with no trial clock. Self-host it free under AGPL-3.0, at any size.