Built in practice. Shown in public. Not for sale as software.
From Greek εὐβουλία — good deliberation. Twenty-five years in steering groups, then three years with LLMs that held the programme as chat, not as a register. Conversations become structured memory: risks classified, decisions versioned, stakeholders mapped. This is the workspace I built for my own practice, shown here on HORIZON, a fictional case.
Working reference implementation · Built in EU · Not a product — a practice
You use ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini every day. They remember now — but as prose, not as a register. A meeting summary is not a classified risk. And when something has to land in the register, you still copy-paste it yourself. You are the glue.
A walkthrough of HORIZON — a fictional but fully worked engagement (PE-backed insurance core modernization, 420 MDKK, 36 months, 4 fat-tail risks). Every screen below is the actual workspace running on that case. Nothing is staged beyond the case itself.
The wargame panel: four personas attack the plan in parallel — the Flyvbjerg economist, the Repenning systems thinker, the Taleb skeptic, the Lean advocate. A judge cross-examines each attack (confirmed, weakened, or refuted), finds consensus attacks, and returns a verdict. The panel writes a draft artifact. It does not write the register. Run on the fictional HORIZON case.





Not a feature list. What I needed that a chat and a wiki could not hold as one register.
These are reasons I built it this way. They are not a product offering.
Eubulia is what AI-supported judgment looks like when someone with 25 years in steering groups builds it for their own practice. Follow the research and build notes — what works, what breaks, and what it means for how consulting changes.
The software is not for sale. The practice is. hello@eubulia.eu
Working reference implementation · Built in EU · Not a product — a practice