Company

Knowledge infrastructure
for policy AI.

Tacitus makes domain expertise explicit: the concepts, sources and checks that help AI work on policy and political questions.

01 / Data structures

Make meaning explicit.

Concepts, ontologies, relationships and weighted source records.

Explore the knowledge ↗
02 / Capsules

Bring the right context.

Task-specific sources, distinctions and expert checks for AI.

Inspect a capsule ↗
03 / Artifacts

Produce useful work.

A briefing, comparison, meeting agenda or review note.

Open an artifact ↗

Why this matters

The distinctions
are the work.

A diplomat separates participation from consent. A policy analyst separates adoption from applicability. A briefing editor separates a repeated report from independent confirmation.

We capture those distinctions in inspectable data structures, then use them in capsules and artifacts for specific work. The objective is better saliency and efficiency of AI generation, measured task by task.

Canaletto’s Piazza San Marco, a civic square with people and buildings.
Canaletto, Piazza San Marco, late 1720s.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · public domain

Independent research and development

Built by Giulio Catanzariti.

Working software, dated examples and open research. Live integration and specialized models for knowledge extraction are in development.

Discuss a workflow ↗ Inspect the code ↗

hello@tacitus.me ↗ Tacitus on LinkedIn ↗

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