It remembers what you told it to.
Tools propose facts. You approve them. Only approved context is injected into future runs, and you can see and remove every item.
Four steps, no configuration screen.
Tools propose
A roundtable conclusion or a workflow finding can be offered to memory, with its source attached.
You approve
Nothing is stored from a run automatically. The approval queue is the gate.
Everything draws on it
Approved facts are injected into every tool on that project, so you stop re-explaining the same context.
You can forget
Remove any fact and it stops being used immediately.
Seats
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Typical cost
Included — no per-run cost
Best for
Any project running longer than one session
What it does and does not do.
Automatic memory is the feature people turn off. It accumulates half-true things said in passing and then quietly poisons later work. Making approval explicit is slower by a few seconds and worth it: everything in memory is there because a person looked at it and agreed.
The other tools.
See it running.
The demo workspace shows this tool on sample data. No account, no card.
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