A closed loop that gets sharper every time you use it: capture the work, ground it in what you already know, answer with cited confidence, then learn from the outcome.
Work comes in as a record — a fault, a case, a task — tied to the specific thing it concerns (an aircraft tail, an asset, a customer). You describe it in your own words and in your own fields.
Before it reasons, Corva retrieves the most relevant passages from your library — documents and past resolutions — by meaning, not keywords, and scoped to the exact record in hand.
It returns a ranked result with honest confidence, the steps to work in order, and the sources it drew on — citing your own material. You choose the depth: quick and local, or deep with the web as a fallback.
When the job is closed with what actually resolved it, that outcome is embedded back into the knowledge base — weighted above the manuals — so the next similar job is answered from proven history.
Nothing is a generic guess. Every answer is anchored to the record and cited to a source you can open.
Faultwise puts this exact loop to work on aircraft comms faults.