Teek
Public record → cognitive profile

Build a better guess about how someone decides.

Teek turns a person’s public record into a cited, inspectable model of their judgment — then lets you rehearse the decisions that matter.

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The point is not to reproduce a person. It is to make the guess legible, grounded, and falsifiable.

TEEK / 01cognitive profiles
The method
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Source the record

Essays, interviews, letters, talks, and decisions — with provenance kept attached.

02

Model the pattern

Separate what the person documented from what the evidence merely suggests.

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Test the guess

Hold out decisions, score the model, and keep the failures visible.

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Private-ready

Warren Buffett

Shareholder letters and interviews turned into a queryable decision model.

50 years of letters, interviews, and extracted signalsOpen →
Open method

Read how a profile earns the right to say anything.

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Teek does not claim to reproduce a person. It makes a cited, inspectable model for private research and rehearsal. New profiles inherit the same source ledger, evidence, and evaluation discipline.

Teek — public-figure decision models