Ask what you already know.
Your organisation has already learned a lot. Start there. Ask Kofa a question about your knowledge. It searches the decision assets you've built, finds the relevant claims and evidence, and gives you an answer you can trace back to its sources.
No starting from zero. Ask a question → get an answer → see where it came from.
See why Kofa gave the answer.
Every answer is connected to the knowledge behind it: the matched assets, the verbatim quotes that ground it, and the evidence records each quote carries.
Kofa found 2 relevant records. The recurring finding: the easing is real at the funding level — interbank has moved and wholesale funding is pricing tighter. The open question is the pass-through, not the move itself.
2 decision assets · 5 claims · 2 practitioners · captured 2025–2026
Grounding — verbatim
“More than a drift. The last two auctions cleared tighter than the market expected.”
“The hold tells the market the committee is comfortable — for now. The next vote is the real signal.”
The strongest match, “Monetary policy interview”, rests on 10 May 2025 — past its review window · next review 6 Nov 2025. Review before relying.
The records and quotes shown here are a sample.
Every part of the answer is a path back to the record: answer → claim → source → engagement → practitioner → transcript.
Only what you've actually collected.
Ask Kofa never answers from outside your organisation's knowledge. Only delivered engagements are knowledge. An in-flight brief never looks like an answer. And every quote that grounds an answer carries its source and its evidence record.
Searches only what you've collected.
Your knowledge only
Answers come from your organisation’s own decision assets — never from the open web, never from another client’s research.
Delivered, not in-flight
A brief in progress has a stub, not knowledge.
Citable to the record
Each grounding quote carries its practitioner, date, asset, and the evidence record it came from, [E-001] and all.
Ask Kofa finds the answer inside your own research.
Several voices, several realities.
Where your sources disagree, both stay visible.
Not every practitioner tells you the same thing. That's useful. Kofa surfaces differences across your knowledge instead of quietly choosing one answer: a superseded record's delta, a newer engagement that contradicts, or two practitioners who simply disagree.
Two engagements describe different requirements for the same process Conflict surfaced
Requirement described as mandatory.
Requirement described as optional in practice.
These sources differ. The underlying records were captured at different times. You decide what the difference means.
Kofa never decides who is right.
An answer is only useful if you know when it was true.
Ask Kofa doesn't treat every piece of knowledge as equally current. Answers carry capture dates, validity, review status, and links to newer engagements. If the knowledge behind an answer may be old, Kofa tells you before you act on it.
The date arrives with the answer.
⚠ Some of the evidence supporting this answer may be out of date.
Ask Kofa puts the date first, and a refresh can be run instead of commissioning the research again.
Your knowledge becomes something you can keep asking.
One engagement answers one question. Ten engagements give you a body of knowledge. Hundreds give your organisation something it can keep asking.
Without Kofa
The knowledge disappears when the project ends.
With Kofa
The knowledge stays, and keeps answering.
When no collected answer covers the question, Ask Kofa says so.
“No grounded answer in your assets yet — the question is still open.” A named unknown is an invitation to research: it becomes the next brief, and the loop keeps compounding.
The decision asset remains the source; Ask Kofa is the interface.
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Ask your first question.
Every engagement becomes a record, and every record becomes an answer you can trace to its source.