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What is VITAL

A workbench where your team writes the document, the work gets done on the page, and every claim keeps its source.

2 min read · Updated 18 September 2026

The question we built for

A notified body will ask. A payer will ask. Your investors will ask: how do you know that? Most AI tools cannot answer, because the answer was never attached to the work. VITAL was built so that the answer is always there — on the page, in the record, signed by a person.

Three surfaces, one document

Every run in VITAL leaves three things behind, and they stay yours:

Surface What it is Where you see it
The draft The document itself, on the canvas, with the Chief of Staff and specialists writing next to your words. The page
The evidence trail Every claim's source, graded and resolved, plus the Verify result on each line. Sources tab · Verify tab · [n] chips
The review record Who approved what, on what evidence, when — the activity ledger and the gates. Activity tab · Gates tab

Read more: The draft, the evidence trail, the review record.

Orient · Decide · Deliver

You orient by asking on a page. The Chief of Staff decides with you — it recommends a specialist or answers itself, and shows you why. A named specialist delivers onto the page, and a named person signs it. The three words are the three tabs of the product's logic, and they come up everywhere. Read more: Orient · Decide · Deliver.

The bench

Behind the Chief of Staff is a marketplace: 1,509 workforce agents across 30 functions and 115 departments, assessed on the same L1–L5 scale as your people; 2,485 productised listings; 2,438 capability assets. Hiring costs nothing; a consult is priced before you click. Read more: Nine families.

The VITAL workbench: sidebar, a page on the canvas, and the Orient panel on the right
The workbench at 1440×900 — sidebar, canvas, Orient panel.

What VITAL refers to, and never pretends

VITAL refers: to a source, to a specialist, to a person. When there is no honest match, it says so — We say so is a real card in the routing recommendation — and offers to request an asset or ask a person. It does not invent a clinical outcome; the Chief of Staff's own profile lists that as the thing it will never do.