The problem
Keyword search inside a large document set misses the actual question being asked, and most chat interfaces answer confidently whether or not they actually found supporting evidence — you can't tell a real answer from a guess.
How it works
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Ask by voice or text
Type a question or speak it — the transcript and the answer are handled as separate steps.
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Krio retrieves evidence
It searches the indexed document set for passages that actually support an answer, not just keyword matches.
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You see the receipts
Every answer ships with its citations, the grounding decision, and a stage-by-stage latency breakdown.
What it does
Cited answers
Every response links back to the evidence it was built from, not a black-box summary.
Grounding transparency
Krio shows whether an answer was actually grounded in the retrieved evidence or not.
Latency reporting
Stage timings are shown honestly rather than hidden behind a spinner.
Voice or text
Ask however is faster in the moment — both route through the same retrieval pipeline.
Common questions
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