Mímir gives Claude access to a curated library of family-business practice material — practitioner articles, research summaries and teaching materials. Ask a family-business question and get an answer grounded in the evidence, with sources you can follow.
Not a search box. You ask the question you would ask a colleague.
Ask about a founder who won't step back, siblings deadlocked over a sale, a passive board. Mímir searches the whole library and answers with what the field actually knows.
Every claim points back to the article, summary or teaching unit it came from, so you can read the original and judge it yourself.
A practitioner article, the research behind it and the module that teaches it are linked — so one question surfaces all three.
“The founder keeps saying he'll hand over when the time is right, but never sets a date.”
“A fourth-generation owner has an offer to sell. What does the evidence say?”
“Our board meets once a year and only approves the accounts. Does that matter?”