02 · The Brain

Ask it anything you’ve ever said.

No feature list here either. These are real questions an operator asks — and how Halyken answers them.

You ask

What did I quote Summit back in March?

$310/mo on the March 12 call, with a 14-day trial. Their CFO objected to onboarding fees — you waived them verbally but it never made the contract.

Source: call transcript, Mar 12 · contract v2 diff
Total recall — every promise, price, and throwaway remark
You ask

Why did we pass on the Meridian deal?

On April 3 you believed their timeline was 9 months and passed. It answers from April — what you knew then, not what came out later. The record shows both.

Source: decision log, Apr 3 · belief timeline
Bi-temporal memory — facts, and what you believed at the time
You ask

What happens if I wait a week on this?

It already ran it: their budget cycle closes Friday, so a week costs you the quarter. Counter-proposal — send the pilot offer today, anchored on the annual.

Faculties engaged: counterfactuals · pre-mortem · negotiation model
Reasoning faculties — dozens, composed per task
You ask

Where does my data go when it thinks?

Nowhere. A self-hosted model council answers first; frontier models are a fallback you can turn off. Every call is audit-logged either way.

Council: self-hosted, yours · fallback: optional
The model council — your intelligence stays yours
The anatomy

How it does that.

Bi-temporal memory
fact line · belief line

Two timelines, kept in parallel: what was true, and what you believed when you decided.

Reasoning faculties
pre-mortems · negotiation · signal · counterfactuals

Senior-operator moves, composed per task. The memory feeds them; they decide what matters.

Model council
self-hosted first · frontier fallback

Self-hosted models answer first. Frontier is a fallback, not a dependency — and every call is logged.

Intelligence that stays yours.

Invite-only. We read every request.