Search by meaning. Answer with citations.
Keyword search finds documents. Aftcezz finds the answer. It reads across every connected source, understands what you actually asked, and composes a response where each claim is tied to the document behind it.
From question to cited answer.
Two capabilities work together: semantic retrieval that ranks by meaning, and synthesis that only states what the retrieved sources support.
Your question is matched on meaning, so a query about time off still finds the leave policy even if the words differ.
The answer is assembled only from retrieved passages, and each statement carries a citation back to its source.
One answer can pull from a Notion page, a PDF and a Confluence doc at once, then reconcile them.
One question, shown end to end.
"What is our policy on remote work?" - asked in plain English, no filters or folders to pick.
The handbook, HR policies, the policy PDF and the manager guide are all retrieved and ranked by relevance to the intent behind the question.
Passages that agree are combined into a short, direct answer. Nothing is asserted that the retrieved sources do not support.
Each claim shows the exact document it came from, so the answer can be verified in one click.
If a source cannot support it, the answer will not claim it.
- Answers are grounded in retrieved passages, not invented
- Every claim carries a citation you can open
- Conflicting sources are surfaced rather than silently merged
- Ask follow-up questions in the same thread of context
Ask the question you would ask a colleague.
Get it answered from your own documents, with a citation for every line.