Home. Where Othor AI asks before it acts.

Home is the first page after you sign in. It shows today’s briefs and what the night found, and it is where Othor AI brings you what it needs: proposals to review and questions to answer. Nothing it suggests changes anything until you apply it.

Changes Othor AI suggests to your Ontology, made by rules from what the runs have seen:

• Suppression: a finding that comes back on the same dates every year, such as a quarter-end invoicing push, proposed as a known pattern.
• Definition change: a mismatch between two systems resolved the same way twice, proposed as a rule.
• Goal: a goal the forecast says is at risk.

Each shows its evidence, where it came from and how sure it is. Accept, decline, or talk it through. An accepted proposal applies from the next run. A declined one isn’t proposed again unless the evidence changes materially.

What only you can answer: which system is right when two disagree, whether a pattern repeats every year, why a number can’t be explained from the data, or where a missing number could come from. Answer them one at a time, in a short chat, or skip. Each answer becomes a record in the Ontology, with Undo, such as “Known pause: Skarfab, 9 Oct to 1 Dec”.

Some checks only run once a question is answered, so each answer can let Othor AI look further.

If a source couldn’t be read, Home says so first: which source, why, which numbers are out of date and in which briefs, and how to reconnect it.