The Brain is Not a Database—It's a Learning Engine
In SynergyHub, the Source of Truth (SoT) is not a static repository of facts. It is an active, evolving intelligence that learns from daily life. It listens to conversations, reads documents, and understands context to become a perfect, high-quality "brain" that powers every application.
Daily Life & Raw Data
- Meeting Transcripts
- Slack Conversations
- Uploaded Documents
- User Interactions
SynergyHub Brain
- Purpose Filter
- Authority Check
- Contextual Analysis
- Knowledge Synthesis
Refined Source of Truth
- Perfected Procedures
- Compliant Guidelines
- Actionable Insights
- Structured Knowledge
The Learning Loop: How the Brain Gets Smarter
The process above isn't a one-way street; it's a continuous feedback loop. The refined SoT is used to build smarter applications, and the interactions with those applications become new "Raw Data" for the brain to learn from. This virtuous cycle ensures the system's intelligence compounds over time.
Guardrails, Not Just Data
The SoT acts as the ultimate guardrail. By defining what is "true" and "compliant" (e.g., a medical protocol, a legal standard), we ensure that even the most creative AI outputs remain safe, accurate, and trustworthy.
Human in the Loop
The system is designed for expert validation. An "Authority" can approve or correct the SoT's understanding, teaching the brain and ensuring the quality of its knowledge is always improving under human supervision.
Connecting Concepts
The brain doesn't just store facts; it connects them. It understands that a sales conversation (raw data) relates to a product spec sheet (SoT), allowing it to provide hyper-relevant coaching in real-time.
The Ultimate SoT: The PeoplesBook
The most powerful application of this process is the PeoplesBook—a private, secure SoT for each individual. It learns a user's personality, goals, and communication style, forming a deep understanding that is the key to our vision of Self-Building Applications.
See How the Brain is Used
A perfect SoT is the foundation. Now, see how we use it to construct applications that build themselves around the user.