NATARAJARun a Governed Review on Your Own Work. Keep the Record.
NATARAJA builds its platform for boards. The same platform works for one person. Sign in, run a review on a deliverable, a plan or a design, and get a sealed record that shows what was checked, what was found, and who signed. Your first reviews run on an opening allocation of credits.
Three Steps, No Sales Call
Everything below exists today. None of it needs a contract or a team.
Run
Pick a protocol and give it your document. The dual-pass review makes two passes by different executors, one arguing for your work and one against it, neither seeing the other. The advisory protocols check a memo, a plan or a set of findings against fixed criteria.
Sign
The run stops at a gate with your name on it. You read the result, write a short minute, and approve, amend or reject. Nothing exists as an output until you sign.
Share
Admit your client to the run. They receive an email, open the reading, and see what was asked, what was read, what was found and what you decided. They sign in with Google and see only that run. No organisation, no credits.
For Consultants
Nine protocols built for advisory work. Each ends at a named human gate, usually you. The analysis runs governed and recorded; your judgement stays the product.
Before It Leaves the Firm
Claims checked against sources, numbers reconciled, overstatement flagged, confidential material swept. A named person clears release.
A Recommendation That Shows Its Work
Every option through the same three lenses, economic, risk and feasibility, then a counter-case that tries to defeat the leading option. The accountable adviser signs.
Findings a Client Can Audit
Interview notes into findings with every claim attributed and quoted, contradictions surfaced, silences reported. The consultant who was in the room signs.
Also in the library: an engagement go or no-go, an assumption stress test with a pre-mortem, a professional independence attestation, a multi-stakeholder decision, a sealed vendor selection, and an EU AI Act classification.
How to use AI without losing client trust → · Red-team your own deliverable →
For Engineers
The platform is an MCP server. Add it to the assistant you already use and ask in plain English. Your assistant stays your assistant, with its own prompts, skills and tools. Episteme is the office it works in: the authority it acts under, the record it leaves, and the signature that closes the work.
Connect
In Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http episteme https://mcp.episteme.nataraja.io/mcp.
In Claude Desktop, Cursor, Gemini Enterprise or any other MCP
client, add a custom connector with the same URL. Sign in with
Google when asked.
Ask
"Review this design." "Stress-test this plan." "Check this before it ships." Your assistant matches the request to a protocol, runs it, and returns the sealed record. You can also design a protocol of your own and register it.
Keep the Record
Every run is attested: the inputs, each step, who filled it, and the hashes. The record outlives the session and the model that wrote it, and your client can read it without an account.
Using Episteme through MCP: setup per client and the full tool reference →
What It Costs
Credits price sealed decisions, not tokens. There is no subscription and no monthly allowance.
A review you start in the portal, with NATARAJA's model doing the work, costs 1 credit plus 1 per step on top of the seal.
Start With the Opening Allocation.
Sign in with Google, open the registry, and run one review on something you are working on now. If it is useful, buy credits. If it is not, you have spent nothing.