Right now, your rules are everywhere.
Some live in people's heads. The rest are spread over a wiki nobody updates, a Slack thread from March and five AI prompts that already contradict each other.
We pull them out, one Rule at a time.
We run short voice interviews with the people who know and import your wiki and documents. Every Rule gets a statement and a reason.
Every Topic has an Owner.
Returns, tone of voice, discounts: each area belongs to someone. A Rule counts once its Owner publishes it. Until then it's a draft.
Skills put the Rules to work.
A Skill like “answer a complaint” uses Rules from several Topics. When one of those Rules changes, the Skill uses the new version.
When two Rules disagree, both Owners hear about it.
CtxCore Brain searches for contradictions and shows them to the people responsible. Neither Rule wins by default.
Your AI only sees what's been published.
Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot and your own tools read the same Context over MCP. Each answer can show which Rule it followed, in which version, and who approved it.