What ANVL saves about you
Say something lasting about your company in a conversation and ANVL asks whether to keep it. A budget, a date or a slide count for the thing you are building is never offered — that is the rule, and it is the point.
ANVL learns about your company from the conversation — never from the order. This page is that one rule, and what it looks like in practice.
The card
Mention something lasting about your company — we are 34 employees, we are BF9K certified, warranty claims went from 19 to 9 in 2025 — and ANVL asks:
Should I save this about you?
One row per fact, each with a chip saying what it is about — The company, Certification, Results — and, where it applies, the year it holds for. Every row is ticked; untick the ones you do not want, then Save 2 facts. Not now closes the card and saves nothing.
Saving is yours to do. ANVL proposes; it never writes to your memory on its own.
What is never offered
The test for every row is whether it would still be true if the deck you are talking about were never built.
34 employees passes. Certified since 2019 passes. The budget is 300 000 kr, launch on 12 November, four slides, the audience is the finance department do not — they belong to the order you are placing now, however exact they are. They stay in the conversation and in the deck, and the card says so in a line underneath:
Budget: 300 000 kr, Launch: 12 November are not saved as facts about you — they stay in the conversation and in the deck.
Why this matters: save a budget out of one pitch as a fact about you and it turns up, sooner or later, in a pitch about something else — with a source attached, which is worse than a guess. A fact that is only true of one order is not a fact about you.
After a whole conversation about one order, ANVL will usually propose nothing at all. When it is unsure whether something is about the company or the order, it does not propose it.
Preferences are not facts
Never put the price in the headline, shorter decks for the board, we say customer, not client — those are how you want the material, not what is true of you. They get no card. ANVL notes them in the log every generation already reads, and confirms in a line that it has.
Where the facts live
Everything you save is listed under From your conversations on the Superbrain page — the link See everything you have saved on the card takes you straight there. Each fact shows when it was confirmed, links back to the conversation it came from, and can be confirmed again, edited or removed.
How they are used
A saved fact is available to ANVL, not imposed on it. The conversation and every deck get the list as this is what we know about you — use only what belongs to the subject. A one-pager about your quality carries the warranty figure; a post about company cars does not, however true the figure is.
Still stuck? Write to hi@anvl.work and tell us what you were trying to do.