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

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.