Recent claims
The newest statements, each with the source it came from.
How well they are backed
Each measure on its own, over the claims counted above; there is no single score.
Top sources
The documents and feeds with the most claims.
Knowledge graph
Every name the claims are about, joined by what they say.
Most connected
The names with the most claims.
Kinds of things
The names the claims are about, by kind.
How things relate
The most common relations between kinds, in claims.
Each row is one claim: a subject, a relation, an object, and the source it came from. Pick one to read it, ↑ ↓ to move; click a name to see its connections.
Keys
A key lets an app or an assistant read and write this database. It is shown once, when it is made.
Copy it now. It is not shown again.
Keys that can read and write this database, and when each was last used.
Usage
Every call to this database, and what it may hold.
Every call to this database, one bar per day: reads ask, writes add claims.
What this database may hold and how fast it may be called.
Keys that can read and write this database, and when each was last used.
Settings
This database, its plan and its limits.
Who this database belongs to and its plan.
What this database may hold and how fast it may be called.
People are in groups, and each group has rules: which parts of the database it reads, up to which sensitivity, and which kinds of thing. Without rules, everyone with access sees everything.
The whole database as a .zip, readable with the open-source attestdb package.
Maintenance
Saves a restorable copy on the server. Snapshots are also taken on a schedule.
Re-reads the claim chain and says whether anything was altered.
Import a database
Bring in a database built on another server: packed there, uploaded once, checked here.
Documents belong to a database. Pick one in the switcher at the top left.
Documents
Add documents and Fabric reads each one into claims, with the passage each claim came from.
One row per document you added here, newest first. Click a row for what was read, its claims, and whether it is confidential.
Guard is set per database. Pick a database in the switcher at the top left to set its Guard.
Guard
Guard keeps your company's secrets and confidential facts out of what Claude and ChatGPT send to their providers.
One line per setting, with its current value. Click a line to change it.
How many messages Guard checked each day, and what it did. The text checked is never kept.
Databases
Every customer database on this server.
Databases that could not be opened, ran through their learning budget, or are not used. Each line has the action that answers it.
Click a row to open it; ⋯ for details and maintenance.
Users
Everyone who signed up, with their databases, plan and use.
One row per email, most recently active first. Click a row for each database's details; a database name opens it.
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Activity
What the service is doing right now.
Requests since the service started, per database: errors (4xx the caller's, 5xx ours) and response time (p50 typical, p95 the slowest 5%).
The same, per API route, most called first.
Each request the service kept in memory, newest first. Filter by database, errors or route.
Writes and changes recorded in each database's audit log.
How many messages Guard checked per database, and what it decided.
Status
Every service this server depends on, checked live.