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Assist you and your AI with everything worth keeping — the sources, the notes, the versions, and finding them again later.

The material you meant to keep, in one place your AI can actually read: documents, notes, prompts and sources, versioned and organised, so the next session starts with what the last one learned.

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What it assists with

9 kinds of help

  • assist with sources
  • assist with prompts
  • assist with versions
  • assist with finding it again
  • assist with notes
  • assist with provenance
  • assist with collections
  • assist with getting it back
  • assist with what to keep

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Every version, and the trail back to the source.

Nothing gets quietly overwritten. Memory keeps version groups, who or what changed each one, where the material came from, and a trash you can recover from — so when your AI cites something six months later, you can check it.

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Field notes · v3

edited by your AI · source attached

current

Field notes · v2

superseded

Field notes · v1

restore

Research loops

Good ideas your AI can borrow.

Short playbooks for a kind of memory work — the right questions, in a sensible order. Entirely optional: your AI can follow one, adapt it, or ignore them all.

  • Bring a document in properly

    5 steps
    1. capture the source and the date it came from
    2. summarise it in your own words
    3. classify it where you'll look for it
    4. link it to what it relates to
    5. record what question it answers

  • Open a project's context

    4 steps
    1. state the goal in one sentence
    2. pull in only what the project actually needs
    3. note what's deliberately left out
    4. leave the next session an opening brief

  • Keep a version honest

    4 steps
    1. save the new version, don't overwrite the old
    2. record what changed and why
    3. mark which version is current
    4. keep the superseded one findable

  • Find something you half remember

    5 steps
    1. describe what you remember, not the filename
    2. search the notes before the documents
    3. widen to related records and dates
    4. confirm from the source, not the summary
    5. fix the label so it's findable next time

  • Write a prompt worth reusing

    4 steps
    1. write down the job it does
    2. state the inputs it needs
    3. test it on a real case
    4. save it with the result it produced

What it keeps

What you keep in Memory stays in Memory.

Memory holds what you deliberately put there — not a recording of everything you do. Publishing to the public shelf and sharing with a person are two separate, deliberate acts, and both are revocable.

Works with what you already use

Your AI brings the reading, the sorting and the recall.

When you authorise it, your AI can ingest documents, classify them against your own structure, connect related records and pull the right source back at the right moment. Memory keeps the versions, the provenance and the trash — so nothing your AI files is a one-way trip.

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