Sources
CortexHQ is built on a simple rule: if it cannot be tied to a source, it does not belong in operating memory. Each connector contributes cards with confidence, freshness, and linkage into decisions and owners.
See sources in the interactive demo →Model
Ingestion is not copying files. It is turning raw events into memory objects your leadership can trust.
Slack
Fast decisions and debates live here first. CortexHQ extracts decision candidates, owners, and contradictions before they scroll away.
Docs
Policies and PRDs are long-lived — and often stale. CortexHQ flags when docs diverge from newer threads or CRM reality.
Meetings
Notes capture intent and nuance. CortexHQ links meeting takeaways to tickets, deals, and engineering milestones.
GitHub
Shipping truth lives in issues and PRs. CortexHQ connects customer-facing promises to what actually merged.
CRM
Opportunity notes encode what was promised externally. CortexHQ treats CRM as a first-class evidence surface.
Support
Tickets show repeating pain. CortexHQ clusters themes and routes them to product and CS leadership views.
Trust signals in the UI
Source cards carry confidence scores and staleness warnings. Contradictions appear when two high-trust surfaces disagree — because hiding conflict creates more knowledge debt, not less.