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We're building the infrastructure layer that makes conflict data readable by machines. When AI can truly understand conflict—with temporality, causality, and provenance—it can help humans reason better and resolve faster.
Conflict legibility leads to better resolution.
Most conflict persists not because parties are irrational, but because the structure of the disagreement is invisible. Hidden interests, forgotten promises, unclear causality—these information asymmetries fuel escalation.
TACITUS makes this structure visible. We transform scattered conflict traces into queryable knowledge graphs that both humans and AI can reason over. The result: faster de-escalation, clearer paths forward, and decisions grounded in verified facts.
Founder & CEO
Building at the intersection of conflict resolution and AI. 8 years at the United Nations in Political Affairs, producing 600+ intelligence products for the Security Council. Domain expertise in diplomacy, structured negotiation, and conflict analysis — now applied to making conflict legible for machines.
We're looking for exceptional engineers who want to build the infrastructure layer for conflict-aware AI. Graph systems, ontology design, LLM grounding—hard problems with massive impact.
TACITUS is informed by a growing network of practitioners, researchers, and domain experts in conflict resolution, legal technology, and AI safety.
Mediators, negotiators, and peacebuilding professionals shaping our ontology design.
Engineers and researchers advancing knowledge graph architectures and LLM grounding.
Legal tech practitioners and compliance experts ensuring audit-readiness.
If you're passionate about improving conflict and human friction legibility for AI—join us. We'd love to hear from you: collaboration ideas, feedback, or just a coffee. We're building fast. Write us.
hello@tacitus.meConflict is not a pathology to cure. It is an information problem to understand. Disagreements persist where structure is hidden—where parties cannot see the full picture.
Our systems help families, boards, ministries, and mediators see structure where there is noise, surfacing how situations evolved and where movement may be possible.
"AI should strengthen deliberation, widen common ground, and protect conscience. Not accelerate division."
It is the rare fortune of these days that one may think what one likes and say what one thinks.
"Rara temporum felicitate, ubi sentire quae velis, et quae sentias dicere licet."
Tacitus, Histories I.1
"Harmony in Discord"
At the philosophical heart of TACITUS is the principle of Concordia Discors: the belief that unity does not require uniformity, and that sustainable peace emerges from structured pluralism, not imposed consensus.
We believe that conflict is not pathological. It is a natural feature of free societies where diverse actors hold different values, interests, and worldviews.

Friction peaks where structure is hidden. We surface the information gaps that prevent actors from seeing common ground.
Unity is not uniformity. We engineer systems that sustain deep pluralism without collapsing into violence or silence.
The engine has no opinion. It provides structural geometry for diverse actors to navigate friction without coercion.
We don't automate decisions. We automate the intelligence needed to make them, preserving human agency.
Conflict data is sensitive. Our architecture prioritizes security by design to protect the negotiation space.
Conflict legibility leads to better resolution. Everything we build serves this thesis.
Whether you're a technical co-founder, domain expert, or early adopter—if you believe conflict legibility leads to better resolution, we want to hear from you.