Intelligence should belong to the enterprise that creates it.
Cripsis exists so intelligence belongs to the enterprise that creates it. We build the operating environment that observes real work, learns it, governs it, and keeps it — inside your walls, under your authority.
Your intelligence stays yours
Customer-specific knowledge is segregated in your environment — not commoditized into someone else’s model.
Authority is deterministic
Learning does not confer authority. What Cripsis may do is decided by explicit policy, with a receipt for every action.
It gets more specific over time
Every validated workflow adds institutional intelligence — increasingly specific to how your organization operates.
Surrender, or ownership.
Evidence, not truth
Seeing something five times is evidence — never automatically company policy.
Questions are first-class
Cripsis initiates clarification when it detects uncertainty, conflict, or missing information.
Procedure is evidence
When practice diverges from the written SOP, Cripsis notices — and asks why.
Learning ≠ authority
Knowing how humans perform work does not authorize Cripsis to perform it.
Start with one workflow
Prove the learning mechanism deeply before chasing broad coverage.
Measure operating outcomes
Better prioritization, fewer missed exceptions, less effort, and safe delegation.
The team behind Cripsis. Operators and engineers building the control layer — high agency, ownership-first, shipping daily.
Andrew Poinçot
A decade-plus running demanding, time-critical operations. Founded Cripsis to give enterprises ownership of their own intelligence.
Muhammad Abubakar Siddique
LLM systems, backend, and workflow architecture. Builds the intelligent application layer.
Dominique Poinçot
Hardware systems and custom compute. Owns the Cripsis Node architecture.