In secure cloud, on the client's own infrastructure, or as fully offline installations. PowerpointForge, for example, runs entirely on the user's machine so that source material never leaves it.
Yes. The systems are adapted to the client's standards, templates and languages, including bilingual course material and documents.
Yes. Prometheus Forge and ResearchForge produce SCORM packages, and DocuForge exports Word, Excel, PDF, Markdown and HTML in the client's brand.
Each product is delivered with an accuracy and verification declaration. Course artefacts are checked against their learning objectives, QAForge records every correction it makes, and Cerberus keeps a full audit trail of every session.
In service: used in real work. Field trial: complete and being used under supervision before general release. In build or in development: being engineered and not yet released. Evaluated: complete and assessed by a client without being adopted.
Prometheus Forge generates a complete course suite from approved source material: presentation deck, facilitator guide, learner handbook, timetable, assessments and a SCORM package. Each artefact is checked against its learning objectives before delivery. The engine is in build and will be released when it meets the standard set for it.
PowerpointForge reformats complete presentation decks into any institutional template, including templates built from an existing deck. It runs on the user's own machine, so source material never leaves it, and handles decks of several hundred slides in a single pass.
DocuForge produces lesson plans, learner and participant handbooks, facilitator guides, assessment and quality-assurance forms and ancillary material from a course brief or uploaded sources. Output is exported as Word, Excel, PDF, Markdown and HTML, in the client's brand.
ImageForge enriches presentation decks with sourced or generated imagery. Images are drawn from licensed libraries or generated to a brief, then placed across the deck with verified layout so that no image overlaps text or another element.
ReFormat converts presentations and documents between templates and layouts while preserving their content and structure. It is used to bring existing material into a new institutional standard without rebuilding it.
QAForge reads a quality-assurance feedback form, proposes a plan of corrections, applies them to the presentation, document and spreadsheet files concerned, and produces a corrections report recording every change made.
ResearchForge converts an approved research requirement into a versioned specification, governed acquisition of sources, a claim-based evidence ledger and a structured research pack, exported as a report, a briefing deck or a learning package.
SkillsForge maps training records and prior experience to competency and skills frameworks, with measurable results. It supports institutional use, across courses, awards and roles, and individual use for career transition.
Crucible generates reproducible training scenarios, with maps, briefs, handouts and timed injects, and runs them live for teams with individual roles. Exercise control monitors and steers the exercise in real time, and every exercise is recorded for pause, replay and review.
Cerberus is a governed environment in which senior leaders work with several AI models at once, in structured conference and direct modes, with approval controls, persistent memory and a full audit trail.
Electron is a desktop command environment for the Prometheus estate, and Tekton is its governed workspace for AI-assisted engineering. Together they provide a single controlled place from which systems are built, run and monitored.
Skopos provides continuous risk intelligence across political, economic, social, technological, legal, environmental, security and reputational dimensions. It monitors live sources, scores and escalates risks, and maintains an evidence library for each assessment.