The moments work changes hands
Survive the handoff.
ContextBridge captures the tacit knowledge that dies in transitions. An AI interrogator pulls out what you've stopped noticing. A trust layer keeps the politically honest stuff safe until you transfer it. Receivers ask questions of the package months later — and get cited answers, not guesses.
AI Interview · 24:15
You said the client is “very particular about timelines”. Can you walk me through the last time they pushed back on a deadline? What was the real reason behind it?
Last month. They wanted the dashboard by the 15th, but kept adding new requirements. The real reason: waiting for internal stakeholder alignment. They didn't want to say that upfront.
You
Got it. How should the incoming person handle this situation differently?
The interrogator
Probes vagueness, circles back to what you glossed over, paces itself through warm-up, core, deep-dive and wrap-up.
Trust layer
Honest notes stay private until you explicitly transfer them. Per-receiver redaction. No retroactive access.
Receiver Q&A
Six weeks in, ask ‘why did we go with Vendor X?’. Get a cited answer from the actual records, not a guess.
Stand-in mode
Out for two days? A 5-minute interview focused on the next 48 hours. Mobile-first. Voice-friendly.
Drift detection
Standing contexts notice when reality diverges from what was documented, and prompt you to update.
Synthesis from artifacts
Drop in emails, minutes, briefs. AI proposes the first cut — you correct and add the tacit layer.