IGL Studio scheduled for release November 5, 2026
How It Works

The simplest way to think about IGL

Three stacks. The first stores records, the second generates answers, the third turns every interaction into organizational intelligence that stays with you.

Traditional Software

User
Application
Database

The application stores records. It does not understand relationships, decisions, outcomes, or context beyond what developers explicitly program.

Traditional AI

User
Application
LLM
Response

The AI generates an answer. The conversation has value in the moment, but very little becomes a permanent organizational asset. The intelligence largely remains inside the model provider.

Identity Governed Logic

User
IGL API
Identity GraphAuthority GraphKnowledge GraphPolicy GraphEvidence GraphOutcome Graph
Reasoning Layerany model, pinned per request
Decision / Action
Outcome Captured
Graph Strengthened

Now every interaction expands organizational intelligence.

How it actually works: a WellSite example

The same question, two very different answers

A compliance lead at an operator asks one question. Here is what happens in a conventional system, and what happens when the question enters the IGL runtime.

Traditional compliance software

What filings are due next month?

Query the databasethenReturn deadlines

That's it.

IGL Compliance Intelligence

What filings are due next month?

1

Identity GET /identities/{identityId}

IGL understands who is asking.

  • Who is asking
  • Their responsibilities
  • Their assets
  • Their role
  • Their authority
2

Authority POST /authority/evaluate

IGL determines the boundary of the answer before looking anything up.

  • What the user can see
  • What actions they can take
  • What approvals are required
3

Knowledge POST /query

IGL retrieves the governed facts, not a keyword match.

  • Wells
  • Permits
  • Reports
  • Prior filings
  • Regulatory obligations
4

Policy POST /policies/evaluate

IGL applies the rules that govern the recommendation.

  • Company policy
  • State regulations
  • Internal controls
5

Evidence POST /evidence

Every recommendation is linked to what supports it.

  • Source document
  • Filing requirement
  • Regulation
  • Previous submission
6

Outcome POST /outcomes POST /outcomes/{outcomeId}/measurements

When the filing is completed, the result goes back into the graph.

  • Result is captured
  • Success is measured
  • Future recommendations improve

The next compliance decision is better informed.

Most AI systems answer questions.IGL answers questions and learns from the results.

Example: TortGraph

From search to a governed graph

Current tools are mostly search systems

Search deposition to Find testimony to Done

IGL introduces a governed graph

Deposition to Product to Manufacturer to Corporate Successor to Job Site to Witness to Expert to Scientific Study

Now one answer can expose hundreds of related facts. Not because the model memorized them. Because IGL already organized them.

Example: Ricorsa

From a conversation that ends to a user who becomes understood

Most AI remembers almost nothing

Question to Answer to Conversation ends

Ricorsa

Question to Identity to Goals to Projects to Relationships to Knowledge to Answer to Graph Expansion

The user becomes more understandable over time. The system develops continuity. The intelligence compounds. And the person keeps the controls: learning can be paused, any node can be forgotten, the graph can be reset or exported with its provenance, each a governed action with a signed receipt (the Subject service, v0.3).

What makes IGL different

Five kinds of logic before any AI response is generated

Most platforms have

Application Logic
+

IGL introduces

Identity Logic+Governance Logic+Policy Logic+Evidence Logic+Outcome Logic

The result is explainable and auditable intelligence.

Strategic benefits

Five things the graph gives the organization

01

Model independence

The contract names a model per request and no vendor in its schema:

  • the hosted service runs Anthropic models today
  • the open-source runtime runs open models on your machine
  • GET /capabilities reports the providers in use

Tomorrow: something else.

The model is interchangeable. The intelligence stays with the customer.

02

Institutional memory

Organizations stop losing knowledge when:

  • employees leave
  • projects end
  • systems change
  • conversations disappear

The graph preserves context.

03

Explainability

Every answer can be linked to:

  • sources
  • evidence
  • policies
  • decisions

You can explain why an answer exists.

04

Governance

Every action can be governed by:

  • permissions
  • roles
  • regulations
  • approvals
  • policies

Before execution occurs.

05

Cross-domain intelligence

The same architecture works for:

  • Ricorsa
  • WellSite
  • LeaseXPlorer
  • VDRPros
  • TortGraph
  • RealEChat
  • RealStar
  • Higher Education

Because the core problem is identical.

Organizations do not suffer from a lack of information.Organizations suffer from a lack of governed intelligence.

The real asset

IGL is not really an AI platform.It is an Intelligence Infrastructure Platform.

Applications generate revenue.
AI models generate answers.
The Identity Graph becomes the strategic asset.

SMEs, universities, energy operators, law firms, brokerages, and enterprises can continuously accumulate intelligence that remains theirs regardless of which AI model powers the reasoning layer.

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