Adjutant AI Domain Workspace

At first glance this looks like another dashboard. That is exactly the misunderstanding this preview exists to correct, and it takes three minutes to see why. A dashboard answers the questions somebody predicted. The Adjutant Domain Workspace answers the question you actually have, and can defend the answer. Anyone on the business side asks in plain language. Before anything runs, the plan is shown: which reviewed search, which parameters, what it costs. Execution happens under the asker's own Splunk roles. The answer arrives as a verified panel, every claim labelled as fact, calculation or interpretation. The AI never writes search language and never produces a number; Splunk computes everything. And when the data cannot answer, the workspace says so and names the missing feed, instead of showing a confident guess or an empty panel. What ships here is a clickable mockup with fictitious data (a bicycle retailer's finance domain) and a guided tour, deliberately released before the code so early eyes can shape the product. The next release adds a narrated walkthrough video; the one after adds the running Domain Workspace. Nothing in this app runs searches, stores data, or calls anything external. If you run a SOC. Your world already contains everything here under different names. The Domain Model is your use case library made executable, with entities and relations instead of a wiki page. The question bank is your detection catalogue's little sibling for investigation questions, proven nightly. The Interactive Report is your triage queue with stable work items instead of a spreadsheet export. Per viewer honesty is your RBAC, finally reflected in what the assistant is willing to promise. The first shipped domain is finance because fraud made a vivid demo, but the runtime is domain generic by constraint: a security Domain Model runs on the identical engine, and the roadmap's first-light model over _internal is the same idea pointed at Splunk itself. Feedback, criticism and design partner interest: eduard.lekanne@thedutchdatadifference.nl. Tell me which claim you do not believe; that is the most useful mail you can send.