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Read the sign before you pay for the mistake.
Gio is Italy decision support for bills, menus, tickets, and ZTL signs—designed to return a next step or refuse a poor image.
Proposed decision flow / not an observed product workflow
A sign, bill, menu, or ticket
Relevant text and context
What the detail changes
Warn when the image is insufficient
A bounded next step
Product hypothesis
Travel friction is often one local detail away from an expensive mistake. The useful unit is a decision, not a translation.
Decisions already made
Reject unreliable images. Separate recognized text from interpretation. Keep the safe action visible.
Current implementation boundary
The registry confirms Building maturity only. It does not contain publishable implementation or observed-workflow evidence, so no stage below is presented as working.
Unresolved questions
Evaluation coverage across regions, document types, lighting, and changing local rules remains open.
Roadside decision fork
Proposed architecture
- Readable input
- Extract the relevant detail, retain its context, and show what was read.
- Insufficient image
- Stop and request a clearer capture instead of inventing a local rule.
- Material uncertainty
- Name the unresolved point and offer only the bounded safe action.
Next proof required
Record an evaluated workflow across named Italian inputs and publish failure behavior before changing maturity or access.
Gio remains unavailable while its public access is unverified.
Limitation: No verified public product destination is recorded.
- Gate
- Verify public access
- Next proof
- Record a visible public workflow.