The layer
One memory. Every model you use.
Many saves in, one profile out, read directly by whatever agent you already work in. The layer underneath does not know or care what kind of thing you collected.
Why a layer
A brilliant stranger, every time.
A task that takes ten or twelve prompts today should take two or three with a memory connected. That is the number we are trying to move.
Get early accessEvery session opens cold
You re-explain your stack, your conventions, and the thing you said you hated last week. Then you correct the output back toward yourself, one prompt at a time - and the window closes and takes all of it.
Chat history is not memory
A transcript is a pile of episodes. What you need is the pattern underneath them: the traits that recur across everything you have ever approved of.
Nobody fills in a form about their own taste
Ask someone how they like things and you get platitudes. Watch what they save for a month and you get the truth. So we never ask - no naming, no tagging, no describing.
Corrections are the compounding part
Anyone can analyse the same screenshots. Nobody else has the fifty times you said “no, not like that.” That record is yours and it gets better the longer you use it.
Where context comes from
The habit already exists.
You like, bookmark and save every day, then do the retrieval by hand. We capture the output of something you already do.
What we’re building
Capture, derive, retrieve.
Saves arrive with their context intact. The pattern underneath them is derived later, and read at prompt time by the agent that needs it.
The first vertical
Design taste is the wedge, not the ceiling.
Taste is real and almost impossible to write down, and images are self-contained to capture. It ships first for those reasons - not because the layer stops there.
Design taste
Spacing, palettes, type, the components you keep reaching for.
What you read
Threads, highlights, papers, the arguments you kept.
How you build
Naming, error copy, test patterns, the stack you default to.
How you write
Tone, structure, the phrases you actually use.
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Your AI forgets you. Give it a memory.
Opening in small batches so the first profiles get looked at properly.