Summit, in motion.
The single home for Summit's video, voice, and graphic assets — explainers, sizzles, and narration alongside the on-canon design-system posters that anchor every surface.
Video
Narrated founder walkthroughs and explainers alongside a series trailer and silent motion loops from Summit's media pipeline — the same decision pipeline framed for different audiences. Illustrative and synthetic throughout; a 9:16 cut of each loop also ships in /media/ for social.
Decision Receipt — Founder Walkthrough
Three and a half minutes in the founder's own voice, layer by layer: a claim is submitted, the receipt generates in real time, and the four layers — policy evaluation, competing-hypothesis assessment, deterministic replay, and the provenance ledger — each land on the live console. Human voice; synthetic demo tenant.
Ishtar in 60 Seconds — Founder Narrated
The live assurance console, narrated by the founder: receipts stream, the hash trace recomputes, the chain breaks on purpose and heals, and the gate escalates a spend to a human. Human voice; synthetic demo tenant.
Why Summit Pass — The Two-Minute Case
The full argument in the founder's own voice: agents act, logs fail the accountability question, the gate denies by default, and the receipt chain turns "trust us" into "check for yourself." Human voice; synthetic demo tenant.
Unwritten · Ep. 01 — The Missing Record
A 4:48 narrated short on a decision whose evidence went missing — and what a Decision Receipt would have held. Full voice narration. Illustrative fiction; synthetic voice.
Proof Mode — Voiced Walkthrough
The full Proof Mode story with narration — a consequential action hits the gate, a human approves, the receipt seals, then tamper and watch verification fail. Illustrative; synthetic voice.
The Summit Explainer
The category in three minutes, narrated — the accountability gap, the Decision Receipt, and independent verification, end to end. Illustrative; synthetic voice.
Warrant — Trailer
The flagship narrative series, teased in 79 seconds — the thesis, dramatized. Dark-editorial cut; no voiceover.
Proof Mode Explainer
The human approval gate in motion — pause at the moment of consequence, approve, and seal the receipt. Pairs with the Proof Mode VO below.
How a Decision Becomes Provable
The core proof loop in motion — raw signal through IntelGraph, Agents, and the Policy Engine, out as a sealed Decision Receipt you can replay and audit.
Governance, Risk & Compliance
The same pipeline framed for GRC — where evidence, authority, and the ruling are captured so an assessor can verify the decision independently.
Code & CI/CD
Framed for an AI code flow — a guarded merge or deploy where every consequential action, including the ones withheld for a human, is sealed into a receipt.
Security Operations
Framed for alert triage and escalation — the recommendation, the evidence behind it, and the disposition, recorded as a tamper-evident chain.
Investor Sizzle
The category story in ninety seconds — the accountability gap, the Decision Receipt, and the proof estate, cut for a first meeting. Lands here automatically the moment the render ships.
Vertical Cuts
The full Summit explainer, captioned for sound-off viewing, plus the four explainer loops re-framed 9:16 for social, mobile, and event screens. Same pipeline, portrait canvas. Illustrative; synthetic voice.
Audio
Voice and narration from Summit's media pipeline. The narrated episode below is live; the remaining voiceover tracks land here as they finalize — until each does, the card holds a graceful placeholder instead of a broken control, so nothing 404s.
WARRANT · Ep. 01 — What Survives the After-Action Review?
The premiere of Warrant, host-read by Brian Long. The after-action review, the two meanings of the word warrant, and the record we stopped keeping. 14:19. Episode page →
Unwritten · Ep. 01 — The Missing Record
A three-part narrative on a decision whose evidence went missing — and what a Decision Receipt would have held. Illustrative fiction; synthetic narration.
Proof Mode VO
The multi-beat narration behind the Proof Mode story — the proof loop from a single gated action to a signed, replayable Decision Receipt.
Code-Assist Pilot VO
The narration for the 30-day paid pilot — instrument one consequential flow, then hold a verifiable evidence chain, end to end.
Decision Receipt Explainer VO
Narration of the core artifact — every field of the Decision Receipt, and what an evaluator can open, verify, and replay.
Summit Explainer VO
The narration behind the flagship Summit explainer — the category, the receipt, and independent verification, in 74 seconds. Synthetic voice.
Lecture / Audiobook — Sample
A forward slot for a long-form sample — a lecture or audiobook chapter on the thesis behind the Decision Receipt.
Graphics & Posters
The live, on-canon graphic set from the Summit design system — real pages you can open now. These anchor the visual language every clip above is built to match.
Evidence to Decision
An original, text-free visual of multi-source signals converging through a verification boundary into an auditable decision artifact.
Receipt Anatomy Poster
The 18×24 anatomy of a Decision Receipt — every field of the recurring proof artifact, annotated.
Visual Explainer
The flagship scrollable explainer — how a decision becomes a reviewable Decision Receipt, walked end to end.
Social Pack
Square and banner frames for social — on-canon, with illustrative sample copy.
Trust Pack Cover
The cover sheet for the buyer trust pack — the on-canon front for a leave-behind set.
Social & field graphics — share-ready cards from the brand system, English and Portuguese. Right-click to save; on-canon by construction.
How this is produced
Summit Media assets are generated in Summit's media pipeline — which also produces the voice and narration that lands in the Audio section — and each card is wired ahead of its source so the page stays whole while a piece is still in production. When the finalized file arrives at its /media/<slug>.mp4, .mp3, or .wav path, the placeholder gives way to the preview.
Video and narration are illustrative and synthetic; the graphics are the on-canon reference set. Nothing on this page is a customer result, a certification, or a performance claim.