Louvain

Louvain is your company's memory: your mail, documents, chats and calendar, and the facts recorded from them, limited to exactly what you are permitted to see.

Ask about your own work: who owns an account, what was agreed with a customer, when a price changed, where a project stands, which document says so. Louvain checks the figures, dates and names in an answer against the sources it cites, flags any sentence it could not confirm, and gives you the sources so you can open them.

Louvain reads only what you can read. The connection acts as you, never as a service account or an administrator, so a colleague's private mail stays out of reach of your assistant, as it is out of reach of you. When nothing you can see supports an answer, Louvain says so and shows what the sources do establish.

Louvain also keeps time. Ask what was true on a past date, see how something changed and which message changed it, and tell a current fact from one that has gone quiet.

Open a document from your Louvain Library inside the conversation, select a passage or a range of cells, and work on it with your assistant.

If you turn on Make changes for you on Louvain's approval screen, your assistant can also work in your Library and on your plate as you: save a summary, a draft, notes or a public web page; copy a file; save a new version of a file, with earlier versions kept; rename, move and organise files and folders; create folders and collections; have a collection read as Knowledge; add, change or close items on your plate; post in a document's discussion, which notifies people; and send an empty folder or a file an agent wrote to Recently deleted, where it stays for 30 days. Moving something to another collection changes who can read it, so your assistant has to say you agreed. Everything it writes is labelled as written by an agent. It can't delete a file a person wrote, delete a collection, delete anything for good, share anything or change who a collection is shared with. It can draft a sharing change or the deletion of a collection, but only you can apply those, in Louvain.

Louvain is for people at work. You need an existing Louvain workspace with at least one connected source. You can disconnect at any time from the Agents tab of Louvain's Connections page, and access ends at that moment.