One knowledge layer. Many applications.

Attest turns scattered information into structured, provenance-tracked knowledge. Here's how individuals and teams use it.

For individuals

Attest Brain

A persistent brain for AI coding agents that gets smarter every session. Your agent remembers bugs, patterns, and dead ends — and warns you before you repeat them.

  • Confidence scoring on every finding
  • Negative results prevent repeating dead ends
  • Pre-edit warnings for known issues
  • Gap detection — knows what it doesn't know
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Session start
[session start] Recalling knowledge...
redis client — v7 needs decode_responses=True
stripe api — no metadata param on meters
> Fix the auth tests
Brain already knows this — applying known fix.
✓ Tests pass. First try. 3 min instead of 40.
For teams & enterprise

Attest Manager

Never forget a commitment your team made. Track promises across Slack, email, and meetings. Detect stalling projects and recognize wins. For any team — engineering, sales, product, support, ops.

  • Commitment extraction from Slack, email, meetings
  • Project stall detection — discussed but not shipped
  • Meeting loop detection — same action item, 3 weeks
  • Draft supportive check-ins, you review before sending
Learn more →
# sales
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Alice Chen Friday 2:15 PM
I'll have the pricing deck ready by end of day
Monday
⚠ Commitment missed — pricing deck not delivered. Google Doc last edited Thursday.
Draft DM to Alice
Hey Alice, how's the pricing deck going? Need any help pulling numbers?
✓ Send Edit Dismiss
Research & discovery

Scientific Knowledge Graph

Ask questions across 85 million claims from 30+ sources. The graph composes causal relationships to discover connections no single paper contains. Already validated against published research.

  • 85M claims, 13M entities, 30+ data sources
  • Natural language questions — answers in 2.5 seconds
  • Causal composition across the graph
  • Validated predictions confirmed in literature
Read the case study →
🔬 Knowledge Graph Query
“Could inhibiting KRAS prevent cell proliferation?”
inhibits activates KRAS RAF1 MAPK1 PIK3CA BRAF
Yes. KRAS inhibition suppresses RAF1, which reduces MAPK1 activation, which drives cell proliferation. confidence: 0.87 — 4 independent paths converge across STRING, Reactome, and SemMedDB.