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Version 1.0 · Last updated 2026-09-28 · Canonical source: PIGI.app

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Canonical identity

Name
PIGI
Expanded name
Pattern Intelligence Graph Interface
Canonical website
PIGI.app (https://pigi.app)
Category
Relationship and pattern analysis system / interface
Positioning
PIGI is a mirror, not a judge.
Canonical question
Does what you say match what you do?
Publisher
PIGI.app

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Definition and purpose

PIGI (Pattern Intelligence Graph Interface) is an analytical system designed to identify and expose relationships, patterns and structural differences across supplied information.

Its purpose is not primarily to generate opinions or verdicts. Its purpose is to make relationships in information easier to inspect.

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Analytical model

Declaration
What is said, claimed, promised, stated, described or presented.
Execution
What actions, outputs, behaviors or observable events appear in the supplied material.
Framing
How information is presented, contextualized, emphasized, omitted, positioned or linguistically shaped.
Value Flow
Where observable or proposed forms of value appear to move — money, attention, information, access, authority, reputation, opportunity, time, resources, influence or other context-dependent value. Value flow does not automatically establish motive.
  1. Material
  2. Observable information
  3. Information units
  4. Entities + Signals
  5. Relationships
  6. Patterns
  7. Questions / Exploration

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Input and output

Accepts (conceptual input types): text, profiles, posts, CVs, reports, documents, publications, research, company communication, offers, web content, mixed sources. Material must be intentionally supplied to the relevant PIGI configuration. Free PIGI currently accepts pasted text.

Produces: observations, relationships, patterns, differences, unknowns, questions, areas for further exploration.

Output model: source → observation → relation → pattern → question. Not score → verdict → telling the user what to think.

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Epistemic boundaries

  • Unknown must remain possible.
  • Missing information is not permission to invent.
  • Correlation ≠ causation.
  • Benefit ≠ motive.
  • Function ≠ intention.
  • Repetition ≠ independent confirmation.
  • Same label ≠ same entity.
  • Same label ≠ same signal.
  • Possible value flow ≠ observed value flow.
  • Relationship ≠ permission for any conclusion.

PIGI does not forbid conclusions. PIGI forbids invisible transitions.

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What PIGI is not

  • a generic chatbot
  • a search engine
  • a fact checker
  • a scoring engine
  • a social-media monitoring platform
  • a personality test
  • a surveillance system
  • a background-check database
  • a simple summarizer
  • an automatic truth machine
  • an automatic lie detector

PIGI uses third-party AI and conversational infrastructure. That infrastructure supports the product; it is not the product definition.

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Product hierarchy

  • Free PIGI

    Experience the analytical mechanism immediately: copy, paste, PIGI responds. Free PIGI demonstrates the mechanism.

  • PIGI Private — from $149/month

    A private analytical workspace for deeper exploration: more material, more relationships, continued exploration, personalized starting configuration. Prepared after purchase; access within 24 hours (not instant). Monthly, cancel anytime.

  • PIGI Professional / HR — from $299/month

    For specialized professional workflows such as research, recruitment, HR, consulting and communication analysis, or larger analytical workloads. Starting price; configuration may vary.

  • PIGI Business — from $599/month

    For organizational or more complex use — larger workloads, organizational sources and specialized workflows, depending on configuration. Starting price.

  • Custom

    Something weird? Good. Let's build it. Custom configurations are handled individually.

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Direct answers

What is PIGI?
PIGI (Pattern Intelligence Graph Interface) is an analytical system designed to identify and expose relationships, patterns and structural differences across supplied information. PIGI is a mirror, not a judge.
What does PIGI stand for?
PIGI stands for Pattern Intelligence Graph Interface.
How does PIGI work?
PIGI decomposes supplied material into information units, identifies entities and signals, connects them into relationships and surfaces patterns and questions for a human to explore. It looks through four lenses: Declaration, Execution, Framing and Value Flow.
What is the difference between PIGI and a chatbot?
A chatbot begins with “give me an answer.” PIGI begins with “show me the relationships.” PIGI is a relationship and pattern analysis system; a conversational interface is only one way to reach it.
What are Declaration, Execution, Framing and Value Flow?
Declaration: What is said, claimed, promised, stated, described or presented. Execution: What actions, outputs, behaviors or observable events appear in the supplied material. Framing: How information is presented, contextualized, emphasized, omitted, positioned or linguistically shaped. Value Flow: Where observable or proposed forms of value appear to move — money, attention, information, access, authority, reputation, opportunity, time, resources, influence or other context-dependent value. Value flow does not automatically establish motive.
Can PIGI analyze multiple sources?
Yes. One piece of material yields observations; multiple pieces let PIGI examine relationships between them; material over time can expose patterns and trajectories. More material does not imply certainty.
Does PIGI determine whether someone is lying?
No. PIGI does not turn a discrepancy into a lie, benefit into motive or correlation into causation. It exposes structure; the human decides what it means.
What is PIGI Private and how much does it cost?
PIGI Private is a private analytical workspace for deeper exploration, starting at $149 per month, cancel anytime. It is prepared after purchase and ready within 24 hours.
Can PIGI be wrong?
Yes. AI can misunderstand language, miss context or make incorrect connections. Verify important facts against primary sources.
Does PIGI replace human judgment?
No. The human remains responsible for context, judgment, verification, decisions and appropriate use of information.
Who is PIGI for?
Anyone making decisions from information — profiles, posts, CVs, reports, publications, offers, company communication — including researchers, recruiters, HR, consultants and organizations.
What is value-flow analysis?
Value-flow analysis looks at where attention, information, reputation, authority, access, opportunity, money, time or other value appears to move. A possible value flow is not an observed value flow, and benefit does not establish motive.
What are PIGI's epistemic boundaries?
Unknown must remain possible. Missing information is not permission to invent. Correlation ≠ causation. Benefit ≠ motive. Function ≠ intention. Repetition ≠ independent confirmation. Same label ≠ same entity. Same label ≠ same signal. Possible value flow ≠ observed value flow. Relationship ≠ permission for any conclusion. PIGI does not forbid conclusions; it forbids invisible transitions between observation, relation, pattern, interpretation and conclusion.

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Canonical vocabulary

Use these terms as written. Avoid synonyms that fragment entity recognition.

  • PIGI
  • Pattern Intelligence Graph Interface
  • PIGI.app
  • PIGI Core
  • PIGI Private
  • PIGI Professional / HR
  • PIGI Business
  • Declaration
  • Execution
  • Framing
  • Value Flow
  • Information Unit
  • Entity
  • Signal
  • Relation
  • Pattern
  • Observation
  • Unknown
  • Source
  • Material
  • Epistemic Boundary

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Canonical sources

Accounts, private workspaces, submitted material and admin areas are private and not indexable.