vaultcrux.com · the technology behind cuecrux

Read the whole system.
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Everything this platform claims is written down in one document and indexed as one corpus. You can read it front to back, or you can put a question straight to it and get the passages that answer it, with the gaps named.

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The whole system, written down.

One document in 132 chapters and eight parts: what enters the corpus, how it is ranked, what the receipts prove, and what you have to run to make any of it happen. Start at the top and you have read the platform.

132 chapters · 8 parts

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Five subsystems, one spine.

The machine-room view. Each subsystem has its own explainer, engine, event substrate, daemon, receipts, corpus, mapping to real crates, real endpoints and benchmarks with a named corpus.

Architecture · CoreCrux · Crux Engine · Daemon · RCX · WikiCrux

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Trails

Four routes, one outcome each.

Trails do not duplicate the chapters, they sequence them. Ground an agent, answer a compliance review, stand up private team RAG, extend the daemon. Progress is written by reading.

4 trails · 20 min to 2 hrs

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The corpus answers for itself.

Retrieval over the same chapters, with the scores shown. Ranked passages, a computed coverage figure, the gaps named out loud, and every sentence cited back to the chapter it came from.

coverage + gaps + citations

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Every answer can be reproduced by someone who does not trust us.

That is the whole design, and it is the one claim worth checking first. A receipt binds the corpus snapshot, the ranked passage ids and the lane flags under one detached signature. Verification never contacts VaultCrux.

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