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Intelligence you can inspect.

A generic model reads a CV and guesses. The engines read it against a real skills taxonomy, live market context and validated instruments, so every match, gap and suggestion traces back to something you can check.

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broadernarroweradjacentadjacentprogrammingPythonpandasdata engineeringanalytics
skill adjacency · a taxonomy at labor-market scale · sample

The taxonomy, honestly.

A taxonomy the size of the real labor market, extended and maintained. Skills have relationships: broader, narrower, adjacent. Not just labels. That matters because “Python” isn’t “programming” isn’t “data engineering”, and career transitions live in the adjacencies.

Proficiency, not keywords.

A skill without a level is a keyword. Every skill in the engine carries proficiency, evidence and recency, and matching happens on the full shape, not on word overlap.

what a keyword list knows

pythonsqlstakeholder management

Words, without a level. Any CV with the right nouns matches.

what the engine knows

Python

4 sources · used last month

SQL

6 years · 3 sources

Stakeholder management

1 source · self-reported

matching happens on the full shape, not on word overlap · sample data

Where the evidence comes from.

CVs. Conversations, through Pulse. Your own systems, through connections. Every extracted skill lands in Memory carrying its source and confidence, so six months later, “why do we think she knows this?” has an answer.

The full trust story →

Memory · one skill
SQL · 6 years3 sources · sample data
  • cvparsed from the CV she sent inMar 2026
  • pulseconfirmed in a conversation, consent attachedJun 2026
  • systemssix years of project history in your HRISsynced daily

“Why do we think she knows this?” has an answer.

Market · one open role
Data engineer · Utrechtopen 6 weeks
  • salarymarket p50 €68k · your offer €61k
  • scarcityhigh · 1:9 on this skills profile
  • demandrising across your region

The reading: the offer, not the market.

updated Monday 09:00 · sample data

Market intelligence.

Salary, scarcity and demand: on your open roles, not the labor market in general. When a vacancy has been open for six weeks, the engine can tell you whether that’s the market or the offer.

Psychometrics, done right.

Validated instruments that measure how people work and what drives them, consistently scored and versioned.

The hard line: no AI psychoanalysis, ever. Instruments score; AI never interprets personality from someone’s writing.

one instrument · sample report

Drive
Autonomy
Structure
same instrument, same scale, every person · versioned

What this makes possible.