Bring your agent.
No new personality. No new inbox. Review the memory tools with the agent you already talk to.
FOR THE AGENT YOU ALREADY USE
A little continuity.
A lot less
starting over.
Your preferences. The thing you agreed to. Where you left off. Give your agent a memory without giving every model your whole life.
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A MEMORY, NOT ANOTHER CHAT APPILLUSTRATION
01 / YOU, LAST WEEK
“Keep Fridays free
for deep work.”
02 / YOUR AGENT, NEXT WEEK
“Let’s make it Thursday.
You keep Fridays clear.”
SAME YOU DIFFERENT DAY SAME THREAD
KEEP THE RELATIONSHIP. CHANGE THE MODEL.
The agent is yours.
The memory should be, too.
Choose the boundary.
Approve what can be saved and who can use it. Scoped, revocable connections are the next step, not a feature we’ve finished.
Pick up the thread.
The prototype can save notes and retrieve relevant context. Personal and shared notes use separate access rules.
Keep the last word.
Per-agent revocation is not available yet. Disconnecting a client is not the same as revoking its credential or deleting its notes.
PRIVATE DOESN’T MEAN MAGIC
A boundary.
Not a time machine.
Private inference protects the calls sent through that private path. It cannot take back context you already shared with a frontier model.
And when a memory answer returns to your agent, that agent’s model may see it. Choose the receiving model as carefully as the memory you save.
Read the actual limitations ↗YOUR EXISTING AGENTYou choose what to save
MEMORY BOUNDARYStore → filter → retrieveAccess rules apply before retrieval ranking.
BACK TO YOUR AGENTAn answer is still disclosurePrivate inference must cover this call too.
Architecture overview, not a live attestation receipt.
START WHERE YOU ALREADY ARE
Bring this to
your agent.
Copy the setup brief into your existing chat. Ask your agent to review compatibility and the privacy boundaries first.
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