The practice
Experience becomes
a better question.
Cyberdile brings research, systems thinking and practical record handling to decisions that need more than a convincing story.
Technology follows the question.
We use software and AI to help organize material, compare records and prepare drafts. Every finding still needs a source, a date, a scope and a human review.
The work can support owners, professional advisers, businesses and journalists who need to understand a project or ask for the right records.
The reviewer is responsible for checking source locations, distinguishing inference from the source’s account, and keeping contrary records in the brief. Software can assist that work; it does not sign off a finding.
Commissioning a review does not authorize a public account. Any proposed publication or newsroom collaboration is a separate decision, with written scope, authority to share and handling agreed before material is released.
Wider records access and ongoing work are agreed for each matter. The terms identify the operator and legal seller. Describe the question first; handling and scope follow separately.
The practice
Cyberdile
Alex Pustovoyt leads the practice. His work has mainly been private assignments for businesses and work on his own ventures. Client identities and confidential records are not presented here as marketing examples.
Alex is the contact for scope, handling and corrections. The acceptance note names the person responsible for the review and any separately agreed specialist work. Professional qualifications are not implied by a project association.
Alex Pustovoyt
Correspondence: Suite 404, 999 Canada Place
Vancouver, BC V6C 3T4
Canada
Could the next reviewer understand the decision without anyone in the room?
That is the standard we work toward: a record another person can inspect, question and use.
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