AI Agents

The path is wide open for relatives, close friends, and estate stewards. What makes a WellAgent worth building is not fame — it is the density and verifiability of the source material. A beloved professor whose lectures were recorded. A physician whose correspondence with patients spanned four decades. A craftsperson who left behind detailed notebooks and filmed lessons.

Private letters, personal diaries, annotated books, recorded conversations with family — none of this needs to be published to be real. If you are the steward of someone's intellectual estate, the corpus intake process is designed for you. What results is not a chatbot — it is a structured framework distilled from verified sources, with full provenance, that others can consult long after the person is gone.

What this registry builds is different: a permanent, accountable, publicly auditable intellectual record, built from what the person actually wrote and said, by someone who knew them and cared enough to do it right.

Every topic below represents a body of knowledge that already exists — published studies, clinical guidelines, legal frameworks, practitioner literature — waiting for a working group to assemble it, and a synthesizing intelligence to make it answerable. None of these are taken. All of them matter.

A topic agent is not a chatbot trained on the whole internet. It is a synthesized voice grounded in a curated corpus — built by people who know the field, checked against what the evidence actually says, and accountable by name. Where the literature agrees, the agent says so. Where it doesn't, it names the disagreement and both sides.

If any topic below is yours to build — because you work in the field, care about the problem, or have access to the literature — the stewardship path is open. Reach out to claim it.