How ConCRG Works
ConCRG has two distinct phases: Training (learning your app) and Assist (helping your users).
Phase 1: Training
During training, ConCRG builds a knowledge graph of your application using up to four parallel sources — each contributing a different angle of knowledge.
Each source produces structured facts about your app that are merged into a single knowledge base. The more sources you run, the richer the graph.
Phase 2: Assist
In assist mode, ConCRG answers user questions grounded in the knowledge graph it built during training.
Every response is grounded in your specific app's knowledge — not generic LLM training data. This prevents hallucinations about your product.
The Knowledge Graph
The knowledge graph is a rich, structured model of your entire application. It captures:
- Pages — every route, its UI elements, required roles, and navigation relationships
- Workflows — multi-step sequences users can follow to complete tasks
- Roles — who can see and do what across the app
- Relationships — how features, pages, and data models connect to each other
All of this is built automatically during training and kept current as your app evolves.
Key Principles
The Concierge Principle
ConCRG is a guest in your application. It never competes with your UI — it appears only when needed, contains its interface in an isolated layer, and is always dismissable. Read more →
Autonomous Learning
No content authoring required. ConCRG learns your app from its source — the running interface, your frontend code, and your documentation. Knowledge stays current because the source stays current.
Grounded Responses
All AI responses are grounded in the knowledge graph, not in the LLM's training data. This prevents hallucinations about your specific product.
Adaptive by Design
The same question gets a different answer depending on who is asking, what page they're on, and what they've done before. Read more →
Next Steps
- S-FLPR Framework → — The five modes in depth
- Knowledge Graph → — How knowledge is structured and queried
- Training Sources → — Probe, Code, Docs, Chat