Skip to content
RAZOOM is in active development right now — join the early access list
RAZOOM

RAZOOM Engine

Problem-solving intelligence as infrastructure.

An API intended to expose structured problem solving — problem models, attack plans, evidence and Case outcomes.
Illustration of the planned RAZOOM Engine API: a POST /cases request with problem, depth, constraints, context returns structured fields — problem_model, questions, attack_plan, analysis, case_outcome, confidence — instead of free text.

You send a problem. You get back a structure.

Illustrative API
Request
POST /casesContent-Type: application/json{  "problem": "Should we expand into Poland?",  "depth": "deep",  "constraints": {},  "context": {}}
Potential response
{  "problem_model": {},  "questions": [],  "attack_plan": {},  "analysis": {},  "case_outcome": {},  "confidence": "medium"}
problem_model
The diagnosed problem: objective, any choice at stake, constraints and reframing.
questions
Clarifying questions worth answering — often an empty list.
attack_plan
Subproblems, their dependencies and the method chosen for each.
analysis
Results of each method, with inputs and evidence references.
case_outcome
The current conclusion or next step, its type and conditions.
confidence
Calibrated confidence in the Case outcome, when applicable.

Designed for software that needs a structured outcome.

RAZOOM Engine is intended to return the problem structure, supporting analysis and current Case outcome in fields your application can use.
  • Structured, not generated

    Responses are typed objects — problem models, plans and claims — not paragraphs to parse.

  • Asynchronous by design

    Deep Cases take time. The API is designed around Case state and events, not a single blocking call.

  • Same execution policy

    Local by default. Frontier escalation through the API still requires operator authorization.

  • Clarifying questions as data

    When RAZOOM needs information, your application receives the questions and answers them programmatically.

Build on structured reasoning.

Tell us what you would build with an API that returns attack plans and reasoned Case outcomes.