Remote memory

Give AI agents working Memory that survives every session.

Alignbase gives each agent short-term working recall that lives outside the chat, so useful state survives session and tool boundaries.

Connect every agent your team uses

ChatGPTChatGPT & Codex
ClaudeCode & Cowork
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Custom Agents

The product

Working recall without another knowledge base.

Memory is a concise, live Resource for active decisions, recent corrections, and task state. It can follow an agent across sessions while permissions and routes decide who can read, change, or receive it.

01

Survive the reset

Carry current decisions, open questions, and learned constraints into the next session.

02

Stay portable

Keep working recall outside one model or chat product, then deliver it to connected agents.

03

Control every update

Require exact-version writes, preserve history, and give each Memory clear human ownership.

The self-improving loop

Let each session leave useful working recall.

Keep the decisions, corrections, and active state that the next session needs, without carrying the full transcript forward.

  1. Work01

    The agent learns while doing

    A session uncovers a constraint, decision, correction, or useful next step.

  2. Remember02

    Memory keeps the useful state

    The agent updates concise working recall instead of burying it in a transcript.

  3. Resume03

    The next session starts ahead

    Current Memory arrives with the agent’s other routed context.

DecisionMemory
CorrectionMemory
Next stepMemory
Session 1Work
Session 2Resume
Session 3Continue

Governed by design

Memory stays short, current, and accountable.

  • Viewer, Editor, and Owner roles
  • Version history for every update
  • Always delivery routes
  • Agent-specific and shared Memories

Give the next session the state it needs.

Start one agent with concise working Memory, then let useful state follow it across sessions and tools.

Create an agent Memory

Remote memory questions.

Is Memory a knowledge base?

No. Memory is short-term working recall for active state. Durable methods belong in Skills, and approved long-lived guidance belongs in Knowledge.

Can an agent update its own Memory?

Yes, when it has Editor access and writes against the exact latest version. Every update remains versioned and audited.

Can Memory move between agent tools?

Yes. Alignbase stores Memory independently and delivers it through connected integrations, so recall is not trapped in one chat history.

How is remote Memory different from chat history?

Chat history preserves a conversation. Memory keeps only the concise working state an agent should carry into later sessions, independent of one chat product.

How long should an agent Memory be?

Keep it short enough to load without wasting context. Store active decisions, constraints, corrections, and next steps, then remove state that no longer affects the work.