Applications Built on Knowledge Spaces

Each application is built for a defined job and runs on the customer's data, with the access rules and audit trail the job requires. Most run as managed applications on Knowledge Spaces, and any of them can be built in your environment when the program calls for it.

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Merlin

Merlin runs AI governance as a working program, from the inventory of every AI system to release gates, a risk register, and an evidence trail that can be verified at any time.

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Merlin overview: systems under governance, a blocked release, and risk tiers
A release blocked because generated statements do not trace to their cited source
An append-only evidence trail with a SHA-256 hash chain, verified intact
A risk registry with a likelihood and impact matrix

Falcon

Falcon supports capture and proposals. It ranks opportunities by fit, extracts requirements into a compliance matrix with an owner for each, and drafts sections with every source cited and every unverified claim flagged for human review.

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Falcon capture pipeline with system-ranked fit scores
Requirements extracted into a compliance matrix with an owner and a validation status for each
A drafted proposal section with verified sources and an unverified claim flagged for human review

MASTYF

MASTYF reviews contract costs for government contractors. A reviewer decides each ledger cost with the governing contract passage and the cited records in view, and the review closes with reconciled figures and hashed exports.

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A reviewer holds a cost with the governing contract passage and the cited records
A cost ledger with a missing-document exception flagged
Every source file with its SHA-256 hash and what cites it
Who changed what and when, with the recorded reason

Knowledge Spaces VRMS

Knowledge Spaces VRMS manages vendor risk, with due diligence, risk scoring, and continuous monitoring on one auditable record. Each assessment is drafted with numbered sources for a reviewer to accept, change, or reject.

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Vendor risk portfolio: vendors by tier and open alerts by category
An AI-drafted vendor assessment with numbered sources and accept controls
A sanctions match dismissed as a false positive, with evidence and reason
A dated activity history with before and after values and export

Assistants

Assistants ground each answer in approved sources and show them. FARbot, CASbot, and SpendBot run on public federal sources at Compliance Lab, and a private instance applies the same approach to your own policies, contracts, and regulations.

Compliance Lab

FARbot answering an acquisition threshold question with the regulation cited
CASbot answering a Cost Accounting Standards question, cited to 48 CFR
A DCAA assistant giving cost proposal guidance quoted from FAR Table 15-2
A governed technical assistant returning a Python call against the public developer recipes
The same chat drawing the governed request path it took as a live diagram

Built to Your Specification

Executive Dashboards

Sprinklenet fuses data from disparate sources into one governed record layer for leadership. Every KPI links to the records behind it, and each statement in the decision brief cites a source a reviewer can open.

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An executive dashboard: service readiness, spend against plan, open high risks, cases closed on time, and the data sources fused into one record layer
A decision brief: each statement cites a hashed source record

A Client-Facing Console

This results console, built for a partner, limits access by role and by site and identifies records by token. It is one example of the client-facing layers Sprinklenet builds.

The sites in the reader's scope
Creating a role limited to three chosen sites
Assessment links, each tied to a site and a cohort, with the context token masked

AB HUB

AB HUB is a partner's operating hub, run under the partner's own brand on Sprinklenet's platform, with live session monitoring, cited analysis, and an audit log of every action.

AB HUB workspace overview
Sessions in progress and completed across deployments
A question and cited answer over one deployment
System activity by user and entity

For Your Engineers

Developer Platform

Bots, sessions, connectors, and governance are callable under organization-scoped keys. Register, add a model key, and make the first governed call in minutes.

Start at Developers

Knowledge Spaces console: deploying one bot as a widget, a full page, a popup, a direct link, or an API
Organization API key management with a ready quick start
The first governed API call in Python

Bespoke Applications Without Building the Platform

Your knowledge is the product: you bring your methodology and your data, and Sprinklenet builds your application on Knowledge Spaces, ships it to production, and stays to run it with you. Knowledge Spaces already provides the parts of AI software that cost the most to build: governed data, tenant isolation, model routing, and a provable record behind every answer. With the platform in place, a bespoke application does not take months or years.

Custom AI Software Development What You Own
Bots under one organization in the Knowledge Spaces console

Agentic Workflows Inside Your Environment

A chatbot can tell you what a FAR clause means. A governed agentic system can review a solicitation, identify applicable FAR and DFARS clauses, check approved compliance documentation, flag gaps, and draft a remediation plan from a scoped instruction. These workflows run inside your environment with bounded tools and your permissions, and they stop for human approval before any consequential action.

Scope a Six-Week Pilot
A drafted proposal section with verified sources and an unverified claim flagged for human review

Front-Line Adoption

Adoption is part of delivery. We begin with the tasks end users already perform and the decisions they remain responsible for, and each application ships with role-based training, local champions, and usage reporting. End users ask in plain language, see the source behind each answer, and have a visible way to flag an unsupported answer or an outdated source. Section 508 conformance is a delivery requirement on every federal application, with test plans, results, and an Accessibility Conformance Report.

An assistant answering from approved sources, with the sources shown beneath the answer

Scope Your First Application

Name the job the application has to do and who owns it today. We will demonstrate the closest application on public or synthetic data, then scope the pilot.

Scope a Six-Week Pilot Deployment and Delivery