Use cases
Where a visible plan pays off.
slorg earns its place whenever you need to see — and own — how an answer was reached. Three situations where plan-first, self-hosted search matters.
Research
A self-hosted research assistant with auditable sources
You need answers you can defend. slorg exposes the draft, the graph, the keywords, and a score per source, so every answer comes with its own paper trail.
RAG
Plan-conditioned RAG over the open web
When you need the graph and keywords as first-class fields to feed a downstream system, slorg hands them back as a structured object rather than burying them.
Control
Choosing transparency and self-hosting over a hosted engine
For teams that need to own the model, the engines, and the editorial layer, slorg replaces an opaque hosted answer engine with six functions they can read and change.