Run the assessment with your own AI
The web assessment asks you what you think. This asks your own AI to go and look.
Connect your assistant to the C4AIL assessment server and it will interview you properly - or, if you point it at your organisation's own governance documents, answer from what it actually finds there and cite it. Your files never reach us.
What you get
- The full instrument, conducted as an interview rather than a form.
- Answers taken from your own documents, with a citation recorded against each one.
- A deterministic result - your Map position and AI Theatre Index. The model never scores; it only reads.
The free tier reports your position, the Index, and how many critical findings were raised. Which findings, where they sit, and the evidence behind each is part of a paid assessment - you will be told exactly what is being withheld rather than left guessing.
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Before you connect
Your AI will ask you two things, and it is worth knowing why:
- Who is authorising this assessment. A named person, not a role. An assessment with nobody attached to it is the exact accountability gap this instrument exists to find, so it will not start without one.
- Whether you may quote your organisation's documents to us. Only if you intend to answer from them. Being able to read a document is not the same as being allowed to share extracts of it with a third party. If you are not sure, say no - the assessment works perfectly well from what you tell it.
Pair it with the knowledge MCP
This server assesses you; its sister server explains. Connect
the C4AIL / Verixiom knowledge MCP too and the
same AI can define the terms your result comes back in - AI Theatre, the maturity
ladder, the Eloquence Trap - and stay current on AI and cyber. One AI, two servers: one to
measure you, one to explain the language it measures you in.
We never receive your files and never connect to your systems. Where you cite a document we receive its name, where you looked, and a short quoted extract. See the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Sub-processors and DPA.