Creator of PerfectDocRoot — governed document review. Chat or a process → Accept a memo. Public beta: https://nitter.cf/t.co/HQ9mjmdqZg
Minneapolis, MN
Joined November 2011
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perfectdocroot.com is in public beta. Two doors: Chat (think out loud), and multi-agent processes: (Legal, Finance/SOX, Cybersecurity, Research). You Accept before a memo is ready. Not counsel. Not a clearance.
Keep source documents in a matter, generate a governed memo, Accept it, and reuse the context later without losing the trail.
Turn a real incident into a NIST/ISO-aligned report with evidence, roles, and audit trail instead of a chat dump. PerfectDocRoot.com
AI context shouldn't disappear when the conversation ends.
PDR Matters let you keep source documents together by Legal, Finance, or Healthcare matter, then use that material with new Asks.
Building toward a user-owned working environment, not just another chat history.
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A process start is a multi-agent diamond for one domain — workers, synthesis, verifier, packet, then you. Not a chatbot with extra steps. Governed AI document review @ perfectdocroot.com
I did not want another chatbot. I wanted a memo I could stand next to. That is why Accept is a step, not a suggestion. Governed AI document review @ perfectdocroot.com
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Test run, maybe 30min, hour nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AKEmmBZv…
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Federal officials say the FBI is now investigating the attack of a Turning Point USA reporter outside the Whipple Building during an anti-ICE rally on Saturday. fox9.com/news/whipple-protes…
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With heavy hearts, we bid farewell to @USNavy rear admiral and @NASA astronaut Ken Mattingly. His brave contributions providing critical decisions to rescue the Apollo 13 crew, and serving as a key player in the Apollo and early Shuttle programs will long be remembered. #RIP 🫡
ALT Astronaut Thomas Kenneth Mattingly II smiles gently in this portrait taken in December of 1971 after training in the Command Module simulator prior to his Apollo 16 mission.
