Decisions, kept alive
Anyone can decide with AI.
Nobody keeps the decision alive.
What was done and why, what the risk was, what changing it would cost now: in most teams that has no answer anywhere. Kurultai is built for that. Keep your decisions alive, and hear when change threatens them.
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Decide, record,
then keep watch.
A council convenes on the question and reaches a decision. The decision is written down as a record. Then a watchdog keeps it alive, long after the meeting is over.
- Decide: the question is weighed from more than one side, and one answer is reached with the dissent kept.
- Record: the decision and its reasons are written down where your team already works.
- Watch: when a change touches what a decision rests on, you hear about it before it quietly goes stale.
What a record holds
The decision,
and everything around it.
Every record lives in your own repository, in an open, human-readable format. Your records are yours.
- The decision itself.
- The rationale behind it.
- The alternatives that were rejected.
- The dissent that was heard.
- The conditions for revisiting it.
Why it matters
Not only untouched.
Still valid.
Proof against tampering tells you a record was never changed. Kurultai answers a different question: is this decision still valid, and did this change reopen it? Proof against staleness, not only against tampering.
The name
Convene first,
then act.
A kurultai was the assembly convened before acting on a great matter, and nothing moved until it had met. Convening was not a ceremony; it was the precondition of the decision. The product keeps that order.
How it is offered
Offered
as a service.
Kurultai is offered as a service. Your team brings the decisions; the records it writes stay in your repository.
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