SQB™

SQB™

Scoped logic. Predictable AI. Trusted interaction.

SQB™ is a deterministic framework for deploying AI-assisted and non-AI digital systems with enforceable structure, scoped content boundaries, and consistent behavioral logic. It structures QClarity, DropBots, and other digital systems where uncontrolled AI is not acceptable.

What Makes SQB Different?

Built For:

Commercial Use

SQB™ is a protected system specification. Please contact SQB™ to license the framework, integrate it into your stack, or commercialize an SQB-powered product:

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SQB™ Use Case Examples

SQB™ governs how AI-assisted and non-AI digital systems behave, what sources they use, and how far they’re allowed to go. Below are real-world contrasts that show how SQB-controlled systems differ from open-ended AI bots in sensitive applications.

Legal Intake: SQB vs Non-SQB

Category SQB Legal Intake Non-SQB Legal Chatbot
Purpose Structured pre-consultation for a law firm Answers random legal questions using AI
Response Logic Only asks law firm–approved questions May give advice it’s not authorized to provide
Source of Truth Law firm documents, templates, and flows Trained on public or internet data
AI Usage Optional, scoped fallback only Always active with no hard boundaries
Audit Trail Every step is logged and verifiable No way to prove where an answer came from
Compliance Ready Aligned with attorney marketing rules May violate UPL or advertising laws
User Trust Clear disclaimers and consistent flow Can be mistaken for legal advice
Example SQB Use:
“Please select the state you’re in.”
“Have you already received a demand letter?”
“Would you like to speak with someone from our team?”
AI assist (if enabled) pulls only from uploaded firm guidance.
Example Non-SQB Use:
User: “Do I have a case if my landlord changed the locks?”
Bot: “Yes, that may be considered an illegal eviction under local laws.”
No structure, disclaimers, or safeguards.

Medical Screening: SQB vs Non-SQB

Category SQB Medical Intake Non-SQB Medical Chatbot
Purpose Pre-screening and triage intake only Answers symptom questions with AI guesses
Response Logic Follows uploaded protocol Responds freely based on model training
Source of Truth Clinical triage or intake workflows Unverified or public web sources
AI Usage Only used to clarify or rephrase questions Primary response engine
Audit Trail Every prompt and branch is logged No explanation of AI output
Compliance Ready HIPAA-safe triage compliance Potential medical risk or misguidance
User Trust Stops at red flags and recommends escalation Feels like diagnosis; user may act on it
Example SQB Use:
“Are you experiencing chest pain?”
“How long has it lasted?”
“This may be an emergency. Please seek care now.”
No AI reasoning or diagnosis attempted.
Example Non-SQB Use:
User: “I've had chest pain since this morning.”
Bot: “That could be stress or indigestion. Try resting and see if it improves.”
Makes a health assumption without authority.

Lending: SQB vs Non-SQB

Category SQB Lending Intake Non-SQB Lending Chatbot
Purpose Collects borrower data for review Tries to answer loan qualification questions directly
Response Logic Structured intake: credit, income, DTI, etc. Responds based on guesswork
Source of Truth Lender-approved eligibility logic Trained general finance knowledge
AI Usage Used only for definition/help text Makes qualification predictions
Audit Trail Fully logged intake session No record of assumptions made
Compliance Ready Aligned with lending compliance (TILA/UDAAP) Risk of misleading or deceptive response
User Trust No promises, clear intake path and disclaimers Implied approvals or misleading confidence
Example SQB Use:
“What is your estimated credit score?”
“What’s your monthly income?”
“Thanks. We’ll evaluate this and follow up via secure review.”
Optional human follow-up, no promises made.
Example Non-SQB Use:
User: “Can I get a $500K loan with 720 credit?”
Bot: “Yes, you should qualify just fine with that credit score.”
Unverified assumption, no disclosures.