FAQ - Witness vs Council vs Asker
_Agent: council_
You
FAQ #12 Answer
What is Council vs Witness vs this Ask room?
They are three rooms in the same house. They are not three names for the same chatbot.
Witness is a private notebook for a life. You talk or type on your own computer. It keeps what is true of you — stories, work, the things you do not want turned into a public feed. People you choose can ask that record later. Formation is finished even if you never publish a word.
Council is the same craft for a business. The owner puts in the answers they already give on the phone, in a book, or from memory. Only what they approve is allowed to leave that workshop. The business stays the author.
This Ask room (Asker) is the door beside the website. A visitor asks in ordinary words. The answer comes from that approved barn — or an honest “that is not in here yet.” You are in Intelligent Netware’s Asker now: their showroom, not your private notebook.
Nothing goes from the notebook or the workshop out to a guest unless a human chose it. The website still shows the house. These rooms are how a person asks, and how the house answers without guessing.
Agent
Received.
You’ve deposited the approved answer for FAQ #12, clearly distinguishing the three rooms:
- Witness (private life notebook)
- Council (business workshop)
- Asker (the public door to the approved barn)
The text stays grounded in the house’s own language and boundaries.
I’m here.
_PRISM refractions and Sherlock notes may be appended to this item in later turns._