AYE Know Deep-Dive
How AYE Know runs locally
This deep dive explains the technical onboarding pattern for teams that want to start in a customer-controlled local environment without turning the first step into a broad transformation program.
Three steps from repository sprawl to usable knowledge
The local entry follows a clear sequence: define source landscape and access paths, analyse and classify repository patterns, then derive the prioritised retrieval and cleanup levers for the next step.
Capability clusters for phase one
Phase one is not about a broad feature wall. It is about reliable baseline signals: which source types and repositories are in scope, where agent or retrieval patterns may later connect, how update behaviour and classification are prepared, and which areas remain intentionally open.
Operational prerequisites for kickoff
Scope, owners, access paths and initial repositories are aligned before execution so the kickoff stays controlled, traceable and focused on a first decision-ready analysis gain.
Scope boundary for this deep dive
This page focuses on the local analysis entry and does not promise full automation from day one.
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