~/ information architecture for companies running on agents

almanac gets your company on the same page.

our experts find where your teams and systems disagree, get the right person to decide, and hand you a map your people and your agents both use.

[01] what we do, in one picture
[02] why it matters

everyone is selling you the agent. nobody is helping you get ready for it.

how your business works lives in people’s heads and in systems that don’t agree. your teams cope at every handoff. an agent can’t. and your own people lose the same hours asking which number is right.

a shared map fixes both: agents get into production, and the whole company works from one set of definitions. almanac is a small team of information architects and ontologists who build that map faster than an internal team could, with no hiring and no strings.

[03] the kind of thing we find
illustrative example
[04] how an engagement runs

tools do the reading and the first draft. people make every call that needs judgment.

engagement/
  1. readread-only access to the systems and docs you have. any stack.
  2. draftyour terms, entities, relationships, states and flows.
  3. surfaceevery word that means two things, ranked by what it costs you.
  4. ruleour experts settle each one with the person who owns it.
  5. hand offa map people can read and agents can load. yours to keep.
  6. stay currentwhen a system changes, the change goes to its owner.
[05] what you get
+ you own it

a foundation you keep and maintain without us.

+ an owner per meaning

every definition has a named person who decides.

+ open formats

readable by people, loadable by any agent or tool.

+ proof

a before-and-after test on your own questions.

+ flat fee

one price. no seats, no subscription, no strings.

+ any stack

we work with your tools. we don’t sell you new ones.

for growing companies: the cto sees the agents coming, the ceo wants the business to make sense.

agents are why you do it now. a company that understands itself is why it lasts.