About Susan

A context engine for human capability.

Every reindustrialization plan assumes the people exist. Shipyards, foundries, satellite lines, munitions plants. Capital is moving, contracts are landing, facilities are breaking ground, and the binding constraint underneath all of it is human capability that nobody can see or count.

The instruments we use are titles, résumés, credentials, historical hiring patterns, and, in most cases, a modern interview process that rewards presentation over demonstrated capability. They flatten people into proxies and tell us almost nothing about capability in context. None tells you whether a person can hold tolerance on a five axis machine, how long it takes to make someone who can, or where that capability is being built right now.

Susan is an early stage context engine building the missing view. I have found a way to index human capability from evidence of real work and, from that index, to map the path to developing more of it.

Expertise is not a data point to extract. It is a human capability formed in relationship with an environment.

The ontology, the research, and the working model are in a private brief.

Please say who you are and what you are building.