Trust, validation, and rights

Skillify · Last updated: 21 August 2026

Skillify treats expert judgment and partner context as protected from the start. Validation means the expert checked the extracted logic. Rights and disclosure stay permissioned. Public pages describe that boundary so it can be cited accurately.

Definition. Trust, validation, and rights means expert IP and partner data stay permissioned; validation is expert review of extracted decision logic; and attribution or public disclosure happens only with agreement. It is not a performance claim, a market backtest, or a grant of public rights in expert logic.

What validation means

After capture, the expert reviews the extracted reasoning, tightens weak spots, and confirms that the reusable form still matches how they actually decide, including exception handling. That review is what Skillify means by validation. It is not a trading result, a signal, guaranteed alpha, or a substitute for the partner's own process.

How rights are handled

Expert IP stays attributable to the expert and is only used where permissioned. Partner data stays inside the agreed workflow. Nothing is published or shared publicly without approval. Attribution happens only when an expert or partner explicitly agrees. Use remains governed by the applicable expert or partner agreement.

• Interviews, case walkthroughs, and draft artifacts are private by default
• Partner workflow context is used only where the partner has agreed
• Raw expert logic is not exposed on the public site

What stays inside the trust boundary

Skillify does not provide investment advice, trading signals, order execution, broker routing, client-asset management, or guaranteed outcomes. Public examples are illustrative. Experts should not share employer-confidential or client-confidential material in interviews. Booking an intro does not create a contract or a license.

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FAQ

What does validation mean here?

Expert review of extracted decision logic. It is not a market result or a performance claim. See how it works for the loop around that review.

Who holds rights in expert judgment?

Expert IP stays protected and permissioned. Attribution and public reference happen only with explicit agreement.

Are interviews and partner data public?

No. Interviews, draft artifacts, and partner context are private by default. Nothing is disclosed publicly without approval.

Does this boundary allow trading advice or execution?

No. See the Disclaimer.

Related

See expert judgment capture, for investment teams, about Skillify, and the Disclaimer.