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Inspectable work.
Explicit limits.

Working tools sit alongside research and synthetic demos. The Tools pages distinguish current availability, dated evidence and unverified claims.

Built by an operator

Working tools, research and synthetic demos have different limits. RADAR publishes sourced items and correction records. Each tool page states what is available, what evidence you can inspect and what remains unverified.

Shown, not claimed

Public items and correction history you can inspect today; measured precision is not yet established. PROBE has a public synthetic workbench, but no live-assessment report. FARADAY has no public live meter. Each evidence claim has its own scope.

Independently funded

No outside investors. Direction is set by what the work requires, and we can say when something is not ready.

How a system gets built

01

Define the problem

Start with the problem and why the work matters.

02

Inspect the work

A public interface, a synthetic demo and a private runtime are different kinds of evidence.

03

State the limits

Read the scope and limitations beside the work. Readiness is specific to a tool and a reviewed version.

What these labels mean

  • LiveA running public service you can use today. No guarantee of accuracy or uptime.
  • BetaA running public service, still being tuned. Expect changes. No guarantee of accuracy or uptime.
  • Public alphaPublic and usable, still changing. Independent review pending.
  • Early accessLive and working on your own input, but unfinished. Features are still being added.
  • PrototypeA working demo on synthetic data. Not a product.
  • In developmentA public interface is available to inspect. Feature-level correctness and production readiness are not established.
  • In active developmentUnder active development. Runtime access is private; the public demo is synthetic.
  • ResearchBeing built. Nothing public to use yet.
  • ExperimentA personal research tool. Unproven; access and test status are stated on its page.

Roadmap

  • In designScoped and specified; no code yet.
  • PlannedOn the schedule; not started.

What runs here today

Two systems run our own operation every day and are not offered to anyone else. They are listed so the claim "used here first" can be checked against something.

In use here

JCC

Jarvis Command Center

The console for Jarvis, our in-house AI chief of staff: an agent system that handles automation, briefings and orchestration across TrulySovereign. Our in-house agent console runs our operation today. It is not offered to anyone else.

In use here

Intelligence Brief

Daily, internal

A daily briefing on cybersecurity, compliance and AI, built on RADAR and produced through Jarvis. Written to be read in four minutes by someone who has to act on it. We read it every morning; a subscriber edition is not published yet.

Advisory engagements

A small number each year: AI governance, and AI-literacy training for teams, from the operator who builds and runs the systems on this site.

How an engagement runs