Unify

Your firm's knowledge,
available to every run

Fig. 1Context Unify
Data sources
  • What are we indexing?

  • Five active sources, 414M rows. Snowflake factor_metrics is the heaviest; FactSet fundamentals re-indexed at 04:12 after the schema pin.

Data sourcesResize to read

Unify is the context layer agents draw on. Your procedures, prior work, and the corrections your experts make accumulate in a filesystem agents traverse, so every run starts from what your firm already knows.

A .context filesystem

Hybrid retrieval

Permissions follow grants

Captured, not lost

Your team's corrections carry forward

Your procedures, decisions, and corrections sit alongside your source data, never replacing it, and inform every future task.

  • What an agent learns is written back as structured context.
  • A captured rule pulses into the graph the moment it is learned.
  • The knowledge is yours and stays in your perimeter.
.context graph
approver: $5M+ deals
exception: 3+ tickets
tier-1: Slack first
cite primary sources
red flag: 20% usage drop
tone: concise voice
format: chart + bullets
+ captured 2s ago

Institutional context that compounds

Not a search box bolted on, but a knowledge layer that gets richer with every task.

A .context filesystem

Agents traverse your knowledge the way they navigate a code repo, with a .context directory at every level.

Hybrid retrieval

Every query is grounded in the full breadth of your institutional information, not a single index.

Sleep-time distillation

Between tasks, raw traces are distilled into structured context, shifting compute to idle time and sharpening retrieval.

Org, team, individual

Context is hierarchically partitioned, so a run inherits firm-wide standards and the team's local knowledge at once.

Agents capture what they learn

Observations and corrections persist as structured context that future agents see at retrieval time.

Permissions follow grants

An agent only retrieves what the person behind it is allowed to see; the context layer respects every grant.

Applied automatically

Your rules apply automatically

When an agent drafts, your firm's rules apply on their own, and each one links back to where it came from.

  • Risk rules, approval thresholds, and house voice applied by default.
  • Each applied rule cites the .context entry behind it.
  • Reviewers see why a call was made, not just the result.
.context applied
q3-board-memo.docx
Q3 Board Memo
Drafted to your standard
Flagged the 20% usage drop as a red flag .context/risk and routed the $6M item to the deal approver .context/approvals.
Applied automatically
House voice: concise, sourced .context/style.
context-rules.xlsx
Rule
Scope
Source
1
Rule
Scope
Learned
2
Red flag: -20% usage
team
May
3
Approver: $5M+
org
Q1
4
Cite primary sources
org
Q1
5
Tone: concise
you
Apr
Pulled from your team's .context and applied without being asked

Built for production work.

The Context on-prem appliance with the Qualcomm AI 100 Ultra accelerator visible inside.

Run anywhere.

Hosted. Your VPC. Air-gapped. The on-prem Context appliance.

acme-q4-diligence
Acme · Q4 review
Draft the diligence memo for Acme — focus on Q4 risks and growth signals.
Pulling Acme's Q4 financials, support tickets, and customer calls.
acme-q4-financials.csv+247 rows
Drafting risk signals and growth opportunities from the calls.
diligence-memo.docx+89 lines
Done — 3 risk signals, 2 growth opportunities flagged.
Ask anything (⌘L)
Research
Models
Claude 4.5 Sonnet
GPT-5
Gemini 2.5 Pro
Kimi K2
Llama 4 (custom)

Use any model or agent.

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Kimi, or open weights. Bring your own agent framework, or use ours.

Enterprise-grade authorization.

Identity through your IdP. Customer-managed keys. Audit on every action. Permissions inherited at every connector call.

Audit loglive
S
sarah.chenSnowflake
select · 47 tables in finance.sales
09:42
M
marcus.leeGoogle Drive
edit · Q4-memo.docx
09:38
P
priya.shahJira
comment · ENG-4421
09:36
A
ana.martinezSlack
post · #risk-review
09:34
acme-q4-diligence
diligence-memo.docx
Acme Q4 Diligence
Summary
Acme closed Q4 above plan on revenue, with margin compression from a one-time integration spend. Pipeline coverage for Q1 is healthy at 3.1x.
Risk signals
Top-5 customer concentration up to 41%.
Churn in mid-market segment ticked to 4.8%.
DSO extended by 6 days versus Q3.
acme-q4-financials.xlsx
A
B
C
1
Metric
Q3
Q4
2
Revenue
$1.04M
$1.23M
3
OpEx
$0.71M
$0.88M
4
Margin
31.7%
28.5%
5
Pipeline
$3.1M
$3.9M
6
Churn
3.2%
4.8%
7
NPS
47
52

A complete working environment.

Documents, spreadsheets, decks, kanbans, and file viewers built in. Your team and agents work on the same files in the same environment.

Faster, cheaper, better

Self-improving models, agents, and skills deliver better outcomes at scale.
Task completion on your team's rubric
Context94%
Claude Cowork62%
OpenAI Codex57%
Devin49%
From internal benchmarks on specialized enterprise workflows.
40
×
Faster turnaround
28
×
Lower cost per case

Custom models trained on your work

Your team's accepted outputs become training data for models you own and serve, and they beat general-purpose agents on your specific tasks.

Evals gate every change

Rubrics and golden sets validate every runbook, model, and context change against past work before it ships. Regressions are caught automatically.

Step-level model routing

Each step routes to the cheapest model that clears your rubric. Frontier models handle only the genuinely novel, so cost falls without losing quality.

Talk to us.

Bring a workflow your team runs today and see it run in your environment.