Enhanciar

Hi Fazier! I built Enhanciar because every team I worked in had the same problem: the answer exists somewhere - a Slack thread, a doc, a ticket - but nobody can find it, so everyone asks the one person who knows. Enhanciar is a company brain: connect your tools once, ask anything in plain English, and get the answer with a link to the source. It works for support, sales, new hires, founders and engineers. Would love your honest feedback - what question would you ask your company first?

Love that every answer links back to its source. What happens when two docs disagree, e.g. an old policy in Drive vs a newer one in Notion?

Showing the source on every answer builds trust. How do you handle permissions, so someone can't get answers drawn from a private Slack channel or a restricted doc they couldn't open directly? And how fresh is the synced data?

Showing a source link with every answer is what makes a company brain trustworthy. How do you handle permissions, so someone doesn't get an answer sourced from a private Slack channel they can't access?

The part I would test first is the failure mode, not the happy path. When the answer is assembled from three sources that disagree (an old Notion page, a Slack thread that superseded it, and a ticket written last week), does Enhanciar show all three citations with dates so a human can see the conflict, or does it pick the highest-scoring chunk and answer confidently? The second behaviour is what usually kills trust in company-brain tools after the first month, because people stop checking and start quoting a stale policy. Related question: since it runs on your own key and connects GitHub, is the index stored per-workspace with the ability to purge a single source, or does removing a doc only take effect after re-indexing?

Connecting Slack, Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub is a strong pitch. What happens when a question has no good match in the connected sources: does it say it can't find an answer, or does it still produce a best guess? A visible "no reliable source found" state would help teams trust the answers they do get.

The source link on every answer is the part I'd trust most. Since you connect Slack, Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub, how do you handle permissions, so someone can't get an answer drawn from a channel or doc they couldn't open directly? Also curious how often the connectors re-sync.