Document Intelligence
Extraction, classification, summarization, and structured outputs over authorized documents.
Today we mainly use AI to help you find information inside our documentation (CTG Knowledge, still in pilot). The rest of our AI capabilities — agents, advanced automation, decision support — are still in development. Further down you can see the technical detail and the real status of each one.
There is not yet a general production model, RAG, or agent runtime promoted to LIVE. Architecture and governance are defined; the general capability remains IN DEVELOPMENT.
Factual answers should favor verifiable context, traceable sources, and controls over unsupported fluency.
Authorization occurs before the model. Action occurs after validation, policy, and human oversight where required.
Authorized data
Sources bounded by identity, role, and business unit.
Ingestion
Documents, events, and internal systems pass through validation.
Context
Only the information required for the task.
Retrieval
Semantic retrieval where the use case requires it.
Model
Selected according to policy, task, cost, and evaluation.
Agent + tools
Explicit tools, restricted scope, and action limits.
Workflow
Deterministic rules connect inference to processes.
Human oversight
Required whenever the risk level demands it.
Action + audit
Traceable outcome with logs and sufficient evidence.
A diagram, library, or prompt does not make a capability LIVE. Every block must demonstrate implementation, evaluation, and operating evidence.
Extraction, classification, summarization, and structured outputs over authorized documents.
Semantic search, RAG, contextual retrieval, and source-grounded answers.
Specialized agents with identity, purpose, tools, permissions, and escalation.
Classification, routing, drafting, alerts, and recommendations inside controlled workflows.
Analysis and recommendations to support decisions without replacing human authority in sensitive processes.
Latency, tokens, cost, errors, tool calls, escalation, and quality by use case.
The target runtime combines model, context, tools, controlled memory, permissions, policy, evaluation, and human escalation.
CTG Knowledge already has an authenticated pilot with curated ingestion, pgvector, semantic retrieval, server-side model access, and citation metadata. It remains BETA/PARTIAL and will not be promoted to LIVE until reproducible evaluation and sufficient operating evidence exist.
Question → retrieval → ranking → context → generation → citations. For internal knowledge, an untraceable answer should be considered inferior to a grounded answer.
Autonomy depends on risk. Financial, legal, identity, and other sensitive actions retain explicit human control.
Search, classification, summarization, informational support.
May be automated with controls and traceability.
Drafting, routing, recommendations, prioritization.
Requires contextual review and action boundaries.
Finance, identity, legal, payments, sensitive changes.
Requires explicit human authorization.
Data boundaries, permissions, tool scopes, prompt injection, privacy, versioning, evaluation, fallbacks, cost, and observability are part of the product, not add-ons.
Before promoting a system to LIVE, an evaluation dataset, metrics, review process, comparison, and release criteria must exist.
Use cases remain in development or roadmap until sufficient technical evidence exists for each business unit.
CTG One OS provides identity, data, security, transactions, documents, and integrations. CTG One AI adds context, models, agents, and evaluation within authorized boundaries.
Authenticated users can query a curated internal corpus while admins control what enters the system. The pilot remains PARTIAL until production migration, corpus, and evaluation are verified.