A packaged AI assistant needed proof it actually reasons,
not just replies
A packaged AI assistant is only as sellable as the proof that its reasoning holds up, not just its demo.
Task
A buyer will not pay for an AI assistant on a demo alone. SENET is our own AI assistant product, and before it could be sold to third parties, it needed proof that its reasoning and memory actually worked. Answering fluently was not enough.
What we did
We built a battery of intelligence tests for the assistant’s two-level memory engine and its model cascade. They go beyond simple prompt-and-response checks. Each test confirms the assistant retrieves the right memory, reasons over it correctly, and hands off to a larger model only when the smaller one cannot answer.
Result
The assistant passed 18 of 18 intelligence tests. That result, together with the documented architecture, is now part of the package a buyer receives. It is not a promise that the assistant is smart. It is a test suite that shows it.
Full story: SENET: a sellable AI assistant with its own memory engine and a self-training router. Want the same? Get a plan.