Chats you can audit
Why it matters
When you ask B-Brain a question, the answer is built with a small set of read-only tools: search, read a record, count in SQL, look up a figure and draw a chart. The answer links to the pages and records it used, so anyone can check it.
The figures come from the same facts the site shows, so an answer in a chat never disagrees with the page.
The site explains how an answer is reached, step by step, and which tools the chat may use.
See it in the demo
See it working
Every answer names its sources and ends with a receipt: the model, the time, the tools.
An answer you can audit
The end of a real answer on Fenmoor's page: every claim marked [1], the source it came from, and the receipt with the model, the time and the tools.
Click a source to check the claim against the page.
How an answer is reached
The steps behind every answer: the question, the tools, the facts and the check before it is shown.
Open the page for each step in turn.
The chat and its tools
The read-only tools a chat may use, the same in Claude and on the site.
Each tool lists what it can and cannot do.