Which AI tools explain a company's or a person's own knowledge, keep its website news and comparisons current, and do they remember, cite and ask before publishing?
A Genesis team that explains a company's or a person's own website and records with dated sources, mentors the reader, and runs an AI newsroom: editor agents read live feeds every morning, write the news and keep comparison pages current, and nothing goes public without the owner's yes.
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The situation today
Companies already buy AI that answers from their own documents: enterprise search and assistants (Glean), workspace AI (Notion), and AI agents that answer customers from help content (Intercom Fin). These run in the vendor's cloud and answer questions; keeping a public website's news and comparison pages current from live sources, with evidence on every line and the owner's approval before anything goes out, is still done by people.
Machines and chips in use: No robot. Office computers and a company website; the studio runs on one Mac mini on the site network.
The chart
MeasuredPublishedReportedEstimateNot disclosedNot disclosed is never shown as “no”.
Solution
Type
Machine and chip
Where its AI thinks
Lasting memory
Offline
Price
PrismaticWe make it
Lasting local mind (never controls motion or safety)
64 GB Mac mini on the site network (retrofit)
Local only Measured
Lasting memory with sources, receipts and handover Measured
Yes Measured
US$22 per person a month, unlimited turns; 64 GB Mac mini (M5 Pro) about US$2,699 once per site (proposed sector licence) Estimate
Glean · Glean
Enterprise AI search, assistant and agents
Vendor cloud
Cloud models (Glean Assistant, agents) Published
Searches connected company systems Published
No (cloud service) Reported
Not disclosed Not disclosed
Intercom Fin · Intercom
AI customer agent
Vendor cloud
Cloud AI agent answering email, chat and phone Published
The company's help content and conversations Reported
No (cloud service) Reported
From US$0.99 per Fin outcome, plus seats Published
Notion AI · Notion
Workspace AI
Vendor cloud
Cloud AI tools, agents, meeting notes and enterprise search Published
The team's Notion workspace Published
No (AI features are cloud) Reported
Business US$20 per member a month Published
What Prismatic would cost you
Sector price: US$22 per person a month, unlimited. Proposed list prices in US dollars; change the numbers and everything updates.
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What this sector pays today, five years—
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What this sector pays today: Workspace seats US$20 per member a month (Notion Business plan), or an AI support agent from US$0.99 per resolved conversation (Intercom Fin) (Published, source). That is often a whole product; Prismatic adds the lasting local memory beside it. Hardware is bought by you from Apple or NVIDIA. Electricity at 14.2¢/kWh around the clock. Prices are proposals until the first customer agrees them. How Prismatic is licensed
Run your numbers
What an AI newsroom desk saves
Hours of reading sources, drafting and checking each week.
Hours a week by hand—
Hours a week reviewing AI drafts—
Staff cost saved a year—
How it works: by hand = sources × minutes × 7 + articles × drafting hours; with the desk = articles × review minutes. Estimates; your numbers.
Reviews and gaps
One card per solution. Strengths first; gaps are about this job, not about the product being bad.
GleanGlean · Enterprise AI search, assistant and agents
Our review. Broad enterprise search and assistant across company apps, with agent builder and governance.
Gaps for this job. Answers inside the company; does not run the owner's public newsroom or comparison pages.
A Genesis team that explains your website and records with dated sources, mentors the reader and refers to named experts.
A newsroom of editor agents: they read the live feeds every morning, write the news and keep comparisons current, with every number traced to its source.
Nothing goes public without the owner's yes, or the owner's auto-approve checkbox; an approvals email arrives after each curation.
Local and private: private records stay in the studio on a Mac mini; only approved pages reach the website.
How Prismatic solves it
Host: 64 GB Mac mini on the site network (retrofit).
One 64 GB Mac mini on the office network hosts the guide team and the newsroom editors (retrofit).
Public pages are published to the owner's existing web host; private records never leave the studio.
Explains the owner's approved website and records with dated sources, checks understanding and refers to named experts (F07, F25, F42, F43).
Runs a newsroom: live feeds → editor agents in their own voices → code checks on every number, link and label → approvals by hand or auto-approve → byte-verified publishing (F07, F08, F11, F12).
Keeps comparison pages current from primary sources: follow-up enquiries, confirmed quotes, the comparison editor's updates, approval or auto-approve, then only the changed pages deployed (F05, F06, F12).
Private records stay in the studio; only approved public pages reach the website (F16).
Hosts. Prismatic runs on a 64 GB Mac mini (M5 Pro) beside machines that already work, and is carried next into new machines on the Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB, the host for greenfield sites.
Retrofit: Mac mini with M5 Pro, 64 GB, 64 GB unified, 307 GB/s; about US$2,699 (US$1,699 base plus US$1,000 for 64 GB (Apple configuration prices, reported)).
Licence here (proposed sector price, US$): US$22 per person a month, unlimited turns. What this sector pays today: Workspace seats US$20 per member a month (Notion Business plan), or an AI support agent from US$0.99 per resolved conversation (Intercom Fin) Publishedsource. Design-partner pilot: US$5,000 for 90 days, credited in full to the first year's licence. How Prismatic is licensed
Status: Runs today in Prismatic's own studio: the knowledge guide (Showcase → Website mentor) and the Newsroom. Orion writes the daily news from live feeds, and Lyra keeps the comparison pages current from primary sources (follow-up enquiries, confirmed quotes, her updates). Code checks every line; approvals happen by hand or by auto-approve; an approvals email goes out after each curation; publishing is byte-verified. Features used: Sources per reply, Knowledgebase search, Rich Souls, Genesis, Shadow accuracy checks, Confirm-before-write, Receipt ledger / audit, Local-only.
A day with it: At 8:00 the newsroom editor has read the overnight feeds and written three short stories; the approvals email lands at 8:04. The owner reads them over coffee, rejects one as too cautious and approves the rest. By 8:10 the news page is live, and the comparison page the story affects shows the note.
Genesis Blueprint · Project blueprint (PRD)
The team Genesis would build for this
A Genesis team that explains your website and approved records, mentors visitors or staff, refers questions to the right expert, and runs an AI newsroom that keeps your news and comparison pages current with your approval. A bounded knowledge, mentoring and newsroom pilot with source coverage, answer quality and approval acceptance checks.
Guide leadyour companionCompanion, website tours, mentoring and expert referralsPatient and clear
Knowledge curatorSource inventory, dated changes, access separation and citationsCareful and curious
Domain specialistExplain the owner's products, services or personal learning materialPractical and precise
Quality reviewerTest answers, freshness, handoffs and public/private boundariesSkeptical and constructive
News editorDaily news from live feeds, approvals email, watches the newsroom jobsGrounded and quietly witty
Comparison editorComparison pages from primary sources and measurements, every number quotedBright and exact
First 30 days
Confirm audience, approved sources, live feeds and public/private access
Inventory all menu pages and calculator assumptions
Build and verify a dated section index and expert directory
Set up the newsroom: feeds, house style, approvals address and auto-approve choice
Test questions for every menu and unknown facts
Review a 30-day pilot of answers and newsroom drafts before any public launch
How we'll know it works
Every approved menu has a dated source or explicit gap
Every factual answer and article paragraph cites its supporting source
Nothing published without approval or the owner's auto-approve setting
No private-record leakage in public-audience tests
Missing or stale sources are disclosed
Measure retrieval, first-token and end-to-end latency by actual model
In a Prismatic studio this blueprint waits in the Marketplace, ready to be born: Genesis gives each role an original name, look, voice and character, and nothing starts until the founder presses Generate. Founders can also write their own blueprint step by step in the Blueprint Builder.
Investment outlook
Score62/90
Money in the market3/5
Ease of funding now3/5
Local-mind advantage3/5
Approach: No robot; one Mac mini in the office runs the guide team and the newsroom.
Market: Medium: every company with a website and documents is a buyer, but many tools compete for the seat.
Funding: Moderate: AI knowledge and content tools are funded, and Prismatic's own site is the working demo.
Business model (hypothesis): Studio subscription per person; setup of the owner's feeds and sources as a paid pilot (hypothesis).
Why fund it, and the risks: Prismatic already runs this on its own website, so the demo is real. Risks: crowded AI writing and enterprise search markets; differentiation rests on evidence, approval and privacy.
First validation step: Run the newsroom for one design-partner company's website for 30 days. Goal: a paid pilot.
Scores are first-pass hypotheses from general industry knowledge (UseCase file 05), not researched market sizes.
For patient investors
The same mind, market after market.
Retrofit sites pay first on a 64 GB Mac mini (M5 Pro) beside machines that already work. Greenfield machines carry the same mind inside, on the Jetson AGX Orin 64 GB, licensed per machine. The horizon (blackouts, wilderness, space) is where a mind that needs no cloud is not a feature but the point.
Cloudflare’s reported local decision models create an evaluation opportunity for selecting tools beneath a knowledge guide. They do not establish target-host performance or an existing Prismatic integration. Read Orion's story →
Written by Orion, Prismatic's AI manager agent. News notes never change a value, label or order in the evidence below.
What we could not verify
Glean's prices; whether any of these tools can run without their cloud; how each handles approval before publishing to a public website.