A model for your model

Proxa pairs a Domain Model with a Language Model to create a persistent environment for professional work.

Definitions

What is a model?

A model is a representation of something real — a simplified version of a system, object, or process that captures the important parts so you can understand, analyze, or predict how the real thing behaves.

The idea shows up everywhere

Data model

Represents information and the relationships between it.

Machine learning model

Represents patterns learned from data.

Scientific model

Represents how nature works — like a climate model.

Architectural model

Represents a building.

The key point: models trade completeness for usefulness. They leave out details on purpose.

“All models are wrong, but some are useful.”

As the saying goes

FAQ

Questions we get.

Isn’t this just RAG?

Why not just use a bigger context window?

Do we have to move off Excel?

How does the model stay current?

Where does Claude fit?

How much has to be modelled up front?

Who controls the environment?

If the thesis resonates, we should talk.