The knowledge your AI needs to be correct.
Not plausible. Not imagined.
What Prism is:
A typed graph of your domain.
Resolves queries deterministically — no similarity-search guesses.
Every answer traceable back to a source clause.

Correct, not plausible
A vector store returns what's similar. Prism returns what's true. Similarity is not accuracy.
Typed, not embedded
Every node typed. Every relationship named. You traverse structure — not search text.
Compounding, not static
Every document extends the graph. Answers improve as knowledge deepens — not as models update.
The problem
AI is intelligent but ignorant.
Architecture in design docs. Rules in compliance guides. Relationships in the heads of people who leave. Model intelligence can't compensate for missing knowledge.
A genius with no textbook still fails the exam.
Proven
Indian health and motor insurance. The hardest regulated domain we could find.
3,239
nodes
8,488
typed edges
10ms
traversal
0
hallucinations
Where this applies
Insurance is the proof. Not the destination.
legalStatutes, regulations, compliance chains.healthcareClinical protocols, evidence, treatment pathways.financeRisk models, regulatory rules, jurisdictions.engineeringArchitecture decisions, invariants, production lessons.