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FOR TEAMS WITH CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS

ChatGPT, or a private cited library?

General AI is excellent for a lot of work. For confidential, team-shared, citation-first document work, it has real limits. Here is an honest look at where each one fits.

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When general AI is enough

For a lot of everyday work, ChatGPT or Claude is the right tool, and Tatsulok would be overkill:

  • Brainstorming and drafting from public knowledge
  • One-off questions you can verify yourself
  • Summarizing a single document you already have open
  • Coding help and general research

Where the difference shows up

The gap appears when documents are confidential, shared across a team, and the answer has to be verifiable.

Answers cite the exact source

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Often uncited or hard to trace back to a specific document and line.

Tatsulok

Every answer links to the exact source document and line.

Shared team library

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Paid team tiers add shared projects with files, organized around chats rather than a durable library.

Tatsulok

A persistent, structured team library is the core, not an attachment to a chat.

Access control and governance

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Limited per-document access control for a team.

Tatsulok

Per-item access control and sharing built in.

Grounded in your documents

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Strong general knowledge; grounding depends on what you paste in.

Tatsulok

Grounded in your own documents by default, not a public model.

Built for high-stakes verification

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Harder to verify for due diligence, legal, or compliance work.

Tatsulok

Citation-first by design, made for answers you must defend.

Your documents and model training

General AI (ChatGPT, Claude)

Depends on the plan and settings you choose.

Tatsulok

Your documents never train a public model.

When you need a private cited library

Tatsulok earns its place exactly where general AI strains:

  • Answering due-diligence or compliance questions you have to cite
  • A shared team library everyone works from, with access control
  • Confidential documents that should never train a public model
  • Work where "where did this come from?" must always have an answer

Bring your documents. Keep the citations.

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