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Packs

The idea

The architecture is empty until something fills it.

Super Brain describes the shape of an Industry OS. A Pack is what gets loaded into it.

There are two kinds, and the difference between them is who owns the knowledge.

The formula

Where each part comes from.

The formula

Foundation Model

Industry Pack

Company Pack

Agent Role


Enterprise Agent

The model is bought. The Industry Pack is shared. The Company Pack is private. The agent role is chosen.

Industry Pack

What a sector knows.

Ontology
Entities, relationships, events, metrics, rules, workflows, decisions and actions for the industry.
Knowledge graph
The structure those declarations describe, populated with industry level facts.
Reference workflows
The processes the sector actually runs.
Agent templates
Starting manifests with sensible approval boundaries.
Metrics
Defined once, so agents cannot disagree about definitions.
Connectors
The systems this industry runs on.
Evaluations
Test sets, including cases that must fail safely.
Guardrails
Regulatory and safety rules, enforced before reasoning completes.

Industry Packs contain nothing proprietary to any one company. That is what makes them shareable.

Company Pack

What one company knows.

Products and brands
Yours, with your naming and your hierarchy.
Customers and territories
Your structure, not a generic one.
Policies and SOPs
Including the ones that exist only as documents.
Contracts and commitments
Terms that constrain what can be recommended.
Business definitions
What your organisation means by growth, margin, risk and priority.
Historical decisions
What you chose before, and what happened next.

A Company Pack is private. It stays inside your boundary, it is never pooled with another company's, and it is never used to improve anything outside your tenant.

The privacy line

Where the line sits.

Shared
The ontology of an industry. Its regulations, terminology, workflows and benchmarks.
Private
Everything specific to one company.
Never
Company knowledge used to train, tune or improve anything outside its own tenant.

The architecture is open. The enterprise intelligence is yours.

The ecosystem

Anyone can publish an Industry Pack.

The analogy is Linux and its distributions, or Kubernetes and its operators. The architecture is the thing that creates the ecosystem.

We maintain five Industry Packs. If you know a sector better than we do, you are better placed to publish its pack than we are.

Plate data

Pack types
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Industry Packs
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Company Packs
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Super Brain
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Read next.

Industry Ontology Schema
How the ontology inside a Pack is declared.
IndustryOS Hub
Published Packs, and the six ways to contribute one.
For enterprises
How a Company Pack is grounded, and what stays yours.
The architecture
Layer 04, which a Pack fills.

One architecture. Twenty pages. Same document.

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Most of the value is in the Company Pack.

The industry knowledge is available. What makes an agent useful is your own context, and that is the part worth talking through.

Talk to us

A conversation, not a demo script. We ask what your systems of record are, what they cannot answer, and which decisions actually matter. If an Industry OS is not the right answer for you, we will say so.