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$ aequai faq --and-boundaries

What we do, and what we do not claim.

Grounded answers about AI Evidence Operations: governed AI workflows that collect, structure, review, approve, log, and maintain business evidence before it becomes a claim, report, product passport, or system action.

// global boundary: AequAI provides readiness, diagnostic, workflow-design, governance, simulation, and implementation-brief services. AequAI does not perform external publication, production operations, credential handling, regulated execution, token/chain/network actions, carbon-asset actions, public approval claims, or official partner/platform/government claims unless a future approved scope and qualified review explicitly allow it.
$ aequai faq --list

Frequently asked questions.

[01]What does AequAI do?+ open– close

AequAI helps teams adopt AI through workflow maps, evidence maps, approval gates, simulations, governance starter material, and decision briefs.

[02]What is AI Evidence Operations?+ open– close

AI Evidence Operations are governed AI workflows that collect, structure, review, approve, log, and maintain business evidence before it becomes a claim, report, product passport, or system action.

[03]Is AequAI a tool vendor?+ open– close

No. AequAI can prepare implementation-partner briefs, but the service layer starts with workflow, evidence, responsibility, and adoption architecture.

[04]Does AequAI implement production systems?+ open– close

Not in the content described here. Implementation is a separate gated scope and may belong with platform or implementation partners.

[05]Does AequAI replace qualified advisors?+ open– close

No. Legal, tax, employment, AI Act, securities, DPP, tokenization, carbon, and regulated topics become question packs, decision support, and advisor handoffs.

[06]Does AequAI handle private data?+ open– close

The default posture is synthetic or sanitized material. Private data handling requires a separate approved private boundary. Do not send credentials, private client files, customer data, payment data, tax identifiers, legal files, or private supplier records.

[07]Does AequAI create official product passports?+ open– close

No. AequAI maps product-data and evidence readiness before platform, advisor, or implementation-partner work.

[08]Does AequAI approve sustainability or carbon wording?+ open– close

No. AequAI maps evidence needs, assumptions, gaps, and wording risks for human and advisor review.

[09]Does AequAI create or sell tokens?+ open– close

No. AequAI screens no-token alternatives, rights questions, verifiability options, and advisor gates.

[10]Are the sample reports real customer examples?+ open– close

No. They are fictional sample outputs based on synthetic companies and inputs. They demonstrate structure and decision format only. See the fictional sample reports.

[11]What is the safest first step?+ open– close

Name one controlled workflow. Map the evidence. Simulate the AI-assisted process. Add human approval gates. Then decide proceed, shrink, park, or kill.

$ aequai language --safe | --avoid

The language we use, and the language we avoid.

// claim-safe phrases

+readiness review · diagnostic · workflow map
+evidence map · supplier evidence gap map
+carbon evidence question set · field-readiness matrix
+advisor question pack · implementation-partner brief
+pilot design · simulation · human approval gates
+event log · data boundary map · claim-safety review
+proceed, shrink, park, or kill decision

// we never imply that AequAI

makes a company meet regulatory requirements
creates official product passports
approves carbon, sustainability, or green statements
creates, trades, retires, mirrors, or validates carbon assets
creates, sells, launches, or operates tokens
acts as issuer, broker, custodian, exchange, or regulated actor
has government, partner, platform, or customer approval
turns fictional samples into real customer proof
$ aequai contact --book diagnostic

Still have a question?

Tell us the workflow and the worry. We will name the smallest safe first step, and what stays out of scope.