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Read-only<br>Decision & risk memory for delivery teams
Turn scattered context into<br>cited decisions.
Verachi connects read-only to<br>Slack, Jira, and GitHub<br>and turns threads, tickets, and pull requests into decision records, owned risks, and grounded<br>answers — every claim linked back to its source.
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DEC-104<br>Keep the checkout flag on for pilot cohorts
Inspectable
Resolution<br>Leave the new checkout behind the flag for pilot cohorts only until fraud-review coverage is complete.
Rationale<br>Retry queue can delay payment confirmation for high-risk methods. Risk outweighs the rollout speed gain this sprint.
Owner<br>Sarah Chen · Security lead
Evidence
Slack #launch-readiness · 10:03 AM
Jira PAY-438 · acceptance note
GitHub PR #812 · review comment
Works on top of the tools<br>your team already lives in
Slack<br>Jira<br>GitHub<br>Microsoft Teams
The problem<br>Work moves forward.<br>Context leaks away.
Your team is fast and already using the right tools. The failure mode is quieter: the reasons behind decisions never become a shared record — so weeks later, someone rebuilds them from memory.
01 — Decision archaeology<br>The why lives in 40 Slack threads
Rationale is scattered across messages, tickets, and DMs. Finding it again means re-reading history nobody saved.
02 — Orphaned risk<br>Owners and mitigations from memory
Who agreed to watch the retry queue? What was the mitigation? Risk gets reconstructed under launch pressure.
03 — Stale status<br>Updates that age the moment they ship
Manual status docs drift from reality. New joiners inherit confidence without the evidence behind it.
Verachi closes the gap by capturing the decision, the risk, the owner, and the source evidence as a durable record — while your primary tools stay exactly where they are.
How it works<br>From raw activity to an inspectable record.
Four steps, no migration. Verachi reads what's already happening and turns it into something you can act on.
Connect
Link Slack, Jira, and GitHub read-only. No data leaves its source until your admin approves the scope.
Capture
Decisions become records with resolution, rationale, and the source artifacts that prove them.
Evaluate
Guidelines check decisions and pull requests, opening owned risks with evidence and a next action.
Ask
Ask Verachi anything about a project and get an answer grounded in citations, not vibes.
The product<br>The rationale. The risk.<br>The next owner.
Everything points back to a source. Nothing depends on someone remembering.
Decisions<br>A durable record of what changed and why.
Capture the resolution, the rationale, who reviewed it, and the source artifacts behind it — so the decision survives the thread it was made in.
Resolution & rationale kept together, in plain language.
Linked evidence from Slack, Jira, and GitHub on every record.
Dependencies show what one decision blocks or unblocks.
decisions / DEC-104
Resolution<br>Keep the checkout flag on for pilot cohorts until fraud-review coverage is complete.
Reviewed by<br>Marco Díaz · Eng lead
Dependencies<br>DEC-101 Payment retry policy · RISK-211
Cited from
Slack #payments-risk · thread
GitHub PR #812 · review comment
Risks<br>Turn blockers into owned action.
A guideline failure, a flagged PR, or a decision concern becomes a risk with an owner, a state, evidence, and one next step — not a sticky note that disappears.
Severity, owner, and state visible before launch.
Material vs. noise — risks distinguish commitments from chatter.
A clean exit — every risk closes with a reason and a record.
risks / open
RISK-211<br>Retry queue can delay pilot checkout
Sarah Chen · linked to DEC-104
High
RISK-208<br>Fraud-review coverage incomplete
Priya Nair · mitigation in progress
Medium
RISK-197<br>Rollback path documented
David Okafor · resolved
Closed
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Grounded chat over your projects, decisions, and sources. Every factual claim comes back with a citation — and if Verachi can't cite it, it says so.
Grounded in real workspace and project context.
Citations required — Slack permalinks, Jira and GitHub links.
No hallucinated confidence — uncertainty is stated, not hidden.
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Why is the checkout flag still on for the pilot?
Slack · #launch-readiness<br>Jira · PAY-438<br>GitHub · PR #812
Trust is a feature<br>Built to pass the security review.
The blocker for tools like this is usually trust. So we made it the product — not a back-office afterthought.
Read-only by default
Slack, Jira, and GitHub connect with read access. Optional write-backs are configured explicitly and recorded — nothing happens to your systems by surprise.
Citations are mandatory
Summaries and answers cite their sources. If a claim can't be supported, Verachi says so plainly instead of inventing...