TrustDeck β Security Questionnaire Response Team
Overview
Enterprise deal on the line, and procurement just sent a 212-question security questionnaire. That's 10β15 hours of your week. And it'll happen again next month.
TrustDeck is a five-agent team that answers vendor security questionnaires β SIG, CAIQ, and custom Excel monsters β from YOUR actual documentation, and refuses to answer anything it can't prove.
π Lead parses any format and routes legal questions to you, not the AI
π Librarian retrieves evidence from your trust docs (20-min onboarding builds your corpus β or try demo mode instantly)
βοΈ Drafter writes reviewer-ready answers with inline citations
π΅οΈ Auditor red-teams every answer for overclaims before you see it
π¦ Assembler returns your original file, filled in, plus a 60-second coverage memo
Every answer is confidence-tagged: π’ evidenced β send it Β· π‘ inferred β 1-min confirm Β· π΄ no basis β routed to you, never guessed.
π Results (CAIQ-Lite, 124 questions β every number reproducible from the public repo and checked in CI; we publish blind re-runs, and we once downgraded our own headline number when the re-audit said so):
β’ Cold start, minimal corpus β 55/124 auto-answered with citations (44%)
β’ After the 45-minute onboarding interview β 118/124 (95%), review time ~12 min vs ~8 hours manual
β’ Flywheel, measured: run 1 = 9/15 π’ (~12 min review); answer 6 gaps once; run 2 = 13/15 π’ (~2 min review), 0 new gaps
β’ Zero fabrications in every run β full proof pack public at github.com/Spiff2600/TrustDeck
The math: one 200-question review costs 10β15 hours. Enterprise questionnaire tools run $9,600β$23,000/yr; a freelancer charges $40β$200 for one questionnaire. TrustDeck is $29, once β less than a single gig β and it's yours.
$29 launch price β first 25 buyers. Then $58, then $79. Refunds only if it demonstrably doesn't work β show us the run.
For B2B SaaS founders, sales engineers, and fractional CISOs. Built by a cloud security architect with 15+ years in federal and enterprise environments β it answers the way auditors expect, because it was designed by someone who's sat on both sides of the table.
β οΈ TrustDeck drafts; you approve. It will never fabricate a control you don't have. That's the point.