Cambrian

Every year, over a million people die on the roads and fifty million more are injured. In India alone, over a million compensation cases are stuck in tribunals — ten billion dollars unpaid — with ninety percent stalled by documentation problems: missing facts, wrong arithmetic, unreconciled records. Cambrian is a living knowledge base for catastrophic injury victims. It ingests police reports, hospital records, and financial documents, extracts structured facts, and reconciles them across sources — catching conflicts like mismatched dates between a police FIR and a hospital record. Contradictions are flagged, never buried. The legal agent is called Nyayasetu. Two independent verification agents — each in a fresh context with no memory of prior stages — audit the output. A KB verifier grades against 10 invariants. A petition verifier re-derives every figure from scratch. If any number is wrong, it rejects and the drafter revises autonomously. The legal petition is one spoke. The same KB powers medical advocacy, rehab planning, and AAC communication for patients who've lost the ability to speak.