One system of record
Projects, docs, memory, decisions, and review should share references and history so teams can understand why work changed.
Operating principles
Product boundaries are more useful when they are explicit.
These principles guide what TOW connects, what AI may do, which context it may use, and who controls the environment.
Human-reviewed AI
AI may answer, draft, detect, and propose. Consequential changes need a visible point where a person can inspect and decide.
Permission-aware context
Useful AI and search must not flatten the workspace. Retrieval follows the access and scope of the person and operation involved.
Deployment control
Teams should be able to choose TOW Cloud or operate TOW on controlled infrastructure with explicit identity, storage, provider, and admin settings.
FAQ
Questions worth answering clearly.
Current product, deployment, and commercial boundaries.
Are these contractual guarantees?
No. These are product principles. Contractual commitments exist only in the applicable agreement.
Does human review guarantee correct AI output?
No. Review creates an explicit control point, but people must still assess accuracy, impact, and policy fit.
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