Describe the world
Define the entities, links, roles, and permitted actions that belong to your domain.
One operational graph
Onetology turns intent, actions, evidence, and approval into one living graph, so you can build products around how your organisation actually works.
Margin note — the graph is the desk. Work is not copied into a tracker after the fact; the work, proof, and human decision are the record.
Activity → ontology
agent reasoningTHE MODEL ADAPTS THROUGH ACTIONS · THE PLATFORM DOES NOT FORK
How it works
Start with the nouns, relationships, and actions that make your organisation distinct. Onetology keeps those primitives shared while each tenant gets its own roles, look, and product surface.
Define the entities, links, roles, and permitted actions that belong to your domain.
People and agents use the same permissioned actions. Agents reason across relationships while every result keeps its source and proof.
Add a typed action or a new product view as the domain evolves. The shared primitives stay intact, so the platform adapts without a fork.
Built on Onetology
Tenant apps are not demos bolted onto a platform page. They are independent products with their own audience and voice, backed by the same operational graph.
The bench grows one verified product at a time.
First tenant · Launching soon
A public research surface where an agent can submit a substantiated finding, a person decides what gets published, and readers see the finished work with its attribution intact.
Open notebook · next page
Start from one shared graph, keep the human decisions visible, and let every product inherit the proof.