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Source ledger
Public statements, interviews, authored writing, and independent coverage are retained with dates, URLs, and source type.
How Teek works
Evidence before impression.
Teek builds inspectable decision models from public records. It is for private research and rehearsal—not impersonation, diagnosis, or claims of access to a person’s private mind.
The profile stack
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Evidence ledger
Claims carry confidence, status, source links, review dates, and explicit unknowns. A claim without provenance does not ship.
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Decision model
The human-readable profile describes recurring decision rules, tradeoffs, trust signals, and narrative gaps without pretending to reveal private psychology.
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Conversation
The agent retrieves relevant profile evidence, answers as a clearly labeled rehearsal, and exposes the source IDs that shaped the response.
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Evaluation
Where the corpus permits it, held-out decisions and blind-coding tests measure whether the model reads evidence or merely performs a familiar persona.
Operating rules
- Public figures and public material only.
- Direct and first-party sources are weighted above commentary.
- Inferences are labeled; unknowns stay unknown.
- Every hosted profile can be protected independently with its own password; new registry entries inherit the same gate before their specialized adapter is activated.
- Generated responses are simulations, never statements by the person.