Growth is where SANDR explains the operating knowledge behind its recommendations. Users can read articles, follow tours, and open the ontology.
The ontology is the structured language SANDR uses. Signals describe what is happening. Blocks describe the operating problem or response area. Tools are practical ways to act.
Show articles, tours, signals, blocks, tools, and an ontology detail connected back to a plan or recommendation.
What the user does
If SANDR recommends a block or tool, the user should be able to inspect it. They can open the article, see connected signals, understand the relevant block, and choose a tool that helps the team respond.
This keeps recommendations from feeling mysterious. The user can see the source of the logic and decide whether it fits the operation.
Show articles, tours, signals, blocks, tools, and an ontology detail connected back to a plan or recommendation.
Show browse, saved, progress, and categories.
Show an article with related signals, blocks, and tools.
Show filters for All, Signals, Blocks, and Tools.
Show a block or tool with connected items.
Show clickable block, tool, and signal pills inside a conversation.
Explain the recommendation
Outcome
The user can inspect why SANDR recommended something and decide whether the operating logic fits their reality.
Walkthrough
We will map how SANDR would open in the conversation, show the right context, prepare the work, and keep confirmation with the user.