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Check whether your AI data can be recovered

Your team uses AI tools, vector databases or agents, and no one has asked what happens if that data is lost or poisoned.

You get
An inventory of AI data, whether backups cover it, how you'd spot tampering and how you'd roll back.
Works in
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Copilot
  • Gemini

Fill in the blanks

A few words each is enough. Leave a blank empty and the assistant will ask you or assume.

Describe, don't paste: no CUI, personal data, hostnames, IP addresses or credentials. What you type stays on this page until you copy it or open it in an assistant.

Your prompt0 of 1 filled
Help me inventory the AI-related data at our organization and check whether we could recover it.

What we use: [AI tools, e.g. Copilot, a Pinecone vector database, an internal RAG app, agents with SharePoint access]

For each, list the data it depends on (source documents, embeddings, prompts, configuration, and the permissions that control what models and agents can reach), whether our current backups cover it, who can change it, how we'd detect that it had been poisoned or tampered with, and how we'd roll it back to a known-good point. Finish with the three gaps to close first.

Some details above are still in square brackets. Ask me for them before you answer, rather than guessing.

Before you paste

Read what comes back as a first draft. Check every claim about your own environment and any regulation it cites.

Then check the answer

AI Data Resilience

Backup and recovery for vector databases and agents

Want a person to check the answer?

AI gets you a first draft. A KELYN engineer can tell you whether it would hold up in an assessment or a real recovery.