What OMAR does, and how honestly we say so.

The organization, project, case, and chat hierarchy; a streaming conversation that initiates and explains work; a persistent investigation status; and guided next actions.

Turns an ordinary-language requirement into an inspectable, editable, versioned, policy-authorized search plan with exact per-source queries, then executes it within explicit budgets.

Governs every external source through one connector contract and one evidentiary standard, with honest per-source health and authorization states.

Preserves original bytes before anything parses them, and keeps every derived object pointed back at the original.

A real, audited, isolated Chromium session for navigation and explicit evidence capture, with agent and analyst control ownership.

Preserves uploaded files as evidence, processes them in an isolated no-egress worker, and produces reviewable derived artifacts with exact lineage.

Indexes every preserved record for lexical, semantic, and hybrid retrieval with facets and match explanations, and makes each result directly actionable.

Produces entity, mention, event, and relationship proposals from preserved evidence, each citing an exact span, under a governed predicate vocabulary.

Groups ambiguous mentions into candidate identity groups, scores them transparently, and requires an explicit, reversible analyst decision before anything merges.

Records where evidence disagrees, where it is insufficient, and where repetition is being mistaken for corroboration.

Presents the same reviewed case across relationship, temporal, geospatial, and narrative views, synchronized around one active item.

Uses a model, when one is configured and evaluated, to accelerate query expansion, entity extraction, English translation, and contradiction discovery, while keeping the model outside the authority boundary.

Turns an accepted investigative focus or area of interest into a durable, bounded watch mission that reports genuine change or genuine absence of change.

Delivers approved alerts and mission receipts by signed webhook or SMTP, with receipts, retries, dead-letter handling, and revocation.

Builds cited briefs from accepted claims only, validates every citation against re-hashed evidence before publication, and renders one validated version to HTML, PDF, and DOCX.

Controls who can see and act on a case, and lets one analyst hand a case to another without losing scope, uncertainty, or the active evidence.

Exports selected evidence and reviewed records as a signed, hashed package that a separate deployment can verify and import under approval, without any direct network bridge.

Records a reviewed retention policy per case with legal hold, minimum retention, and indefinite disposition, and schedules review without ever deleting automatically.

Authenticates real users, authorizes every consequential action through an explicit policy engine, and defends collection and processing against hostile content.

Runs as a lean operator core with optional capabilities, in three deployment profiles: SaaS low side, self-hosted low side, and self-hosted high side.

Records who did what, on which resource, with what decision, and exposes operational telemetry without crossing domain boundaries.