My people won't talk.
They won't write. They talk plenty. The phone calls them, asks one plain-language question about their real day, and nudges like a curious colleague when they pause. Day one produced 77 seconds of unprompted judgment.
Legal will kill this.
A steward reviews everything before it is public. Documents are shared by reference only: link plus the expert's own take, never hosted copies. The commons runs share-alike with attribution. Drafts, terms, privacy, and licensing pages are up for counsel review.
It'll feel like surveillance.
The desk shows tomorrow's question in advance, so people sleep on it and arrive ready. Any answer can be flagged private. Nothing is scored, nothing is reported to a boss. Credit and streaks, not metrics and dread.
Another app nobody opens.
The core gesture is answering a phone call, behavior your staff already has. No passwords: a magic link or a desk code. The web app is optional gravy, not a requirement.
Our specifics are sensitive.
Public ideas and internal specifics are separated at ingest. Internal-flagged knowledge never reaches public surfaces, enforced by the build pipeline, checked on every deploy, and government-records realities are addressed in the privacy terms.
We've been burned by pilots.
This is not a pilot seeking believers. The number is live, the calls go out daily, the dashboards render real data, and the founder is subject zero: his own knowledge, on the record, first.
