Understand.
Read the source, see its version, and bring conflicting information into focus.
AI FOR WORK THAT MATTERS
An AI assistant for complex operations. Find answers in your information, see the evidence, and prepare the next step.
Your knowledge. Your judgment. Just Ask Bolt.
Built from aviation.
Made for the complexity of real work.
Choose a guided example below. Follow the evidence, change an assumption, and turn the finding into a report you can edit.
ASK BOLT / WORKSPACE
INTERACTIVE SAMPLEYour question. A supported next step.
CHOOSE A QUESTION TO BEGIN
Pick an example. Inspect the answer, change a detail, and prepare a report you can edit.
No sign-in needed. Prepared examples · no live model · fictional data only.
Fictional records. Guided responses. A real workflow to explore.
Training & briefing examplesRead the source, see its version, and bring conflicting information into focus.
Make the criteria visible. Know what is supported and what still needs an answer.
Prepare a useful briefing or issue report, with the evidence attached.
Different information. Different stakes. The same need to understand what matters and decide what comes next.
WHERE IT STARTED
Surface the version mismatch. Bring the relevant passages into view. Prepare a review for the content owner.
THE NEXT USEFUL THINGA supported issue report
Public sample · fictional records

03 / BUILT CLOSE TO THE WORK
Ask Bolt is deployed within Optimize, Federal SI’s aviation training and readiness application.
That experience gives us a clear starting point: understand the application, respect its references, and help the person doing the work.
Capabilities and source coverage depend on each customer deployment. The public demo uses synthetic training examples.
Explore the training workflowTHE WORK DOESN’T STAY AT A DESK
A focused workspace for the question between meetings, the reference during a review, and the draft before your next conversation.
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this clearer.
Confirm the accountable owner before routing the report.
A useful deployment starts with the information, people, and decisions it must respect. We define those boundaries with your team.
Agree what Bolt can reference, who owns it, and how updates are maintained.
Define the identity, permissions, and data boundaries your environment needs.
Decide what Bolt can prepare and what a person must review or approve.
Each deployment needs an approved source set, verified identity and authorization, defined capability boundaries, and evaluation against agreed examples. Cloud, on-premises, and disconnected requirements are assessed during scoping; the public demo does not establish those capabilities.
Reviewed corrections can improve a maintained knowledge base. This does not imply automatic model training or pooling customer information.
Read the technical referenceLet’s find one workflow where better information would make a meaningful difference.
One workflow, an accountable owner, defined users, and approved references.
A configured workspace, a source set, and a complete workflow to evaluate.
Evaluation results and a rollout recommendation, using criteria agreed together.
Focused pilot → supported deployment → additional workflows. A bootcamp can be the working session that scopes or begins your pilot. Ongoing licensing and support are scoped to the deployment.
Evaluation can measure time to a supported answer, issue-report completeness, review effort, and repeated clarification requests. Scope, schedule, pricing, and terms are agreed together.