From your real work to skills your agents can run.
Praxeum turns how your company actually operates into verified, executable skills, with a human accountable for every one, and the evidence attached.
The loop
Connect & scope
You grant read-only access to the exact Slack channels, Drive folders, and Notion spaces you choose, with more sources on the way. Scoping is employee-visible; permissions travel with everything we derive.
Convert what’s already written
Documented procedures become draft skills in days, cited back to the source doc. This is the instant tier: real, day-one value while the deeper mining runs.
Mine how work actually happens
We assemble conversations into episodes, cluster the recurring ones, and induce the real procedure, including the exceptions and the "we never do X" rules that never reach a wiki.
A human reviews every skill
Each draft arrives with citations and an evidence grade. Your reviewer edits, approves, assigns an owner, or rejects. Nothing serves until a human signs off.
Serve to your agents over MCP
Approved skills go live. Agents call them and carry the version they ran. At sensitive decision forks, the agent requests sign-off and a human approves in Slack.
It stays honest
When new exhaust contradicts an approved skill, or a cited source changes, the skill is routed for re-review, never silently averaged into a cleaner-looking procedure.
The week-one promise is staged and honest: documented procedures convert immediately; the highest-value, undocumented knowledge surfaces progressively over weeks; never a finished brain on day one.
The moat: a citator for company procedure
Legal citators answered "is this still good law?" for a century. Praxeum answers the operational version:"is this still how we do it?" Skills are versioned; supersession is typed (replaced, narrowed, questioned); the treatment state rides the version chip; drift acts as negative-treatment detection.
That citation-and-approval history is the switching cost. And because the sign-off rail and audit trail are a neutral layer across every agent platform, they're a position no incumbent bundled to its own stack can occupy: better models only make the mining cheaper.
How we're different
Search tools answer questions.
Retrieval finds a doc. It can't surface the workarounds that never reached a wiki, and it doesn't execute.
Agent platforms lock you to their agent.
Their brain runs their agent on their stack. You don't own the artifacts and you can't bring your own agent.
Praxeum governs the agents you already have.
Cited, approved, versioned skills served over MCP, with a human on every sensitive action.