The situation
The problem addressed, the context, the people involved and the known constraints.
Cortex follows the conversations you entrust to it, keeps track of decisions, open questions and useful learnings, then returns the right context where you work.
You control what is kept, transmitted and reused.
Beta · Windows x64
A history can be re-read. A file can be found again.
But resuming work requires something else: knowing what had been understood, why a decision was made, what has changed since and what remains to be resolved.
Cortex maintains that trajectory across your sessions, subjects, tools and its integrated agent.
The problem addressed, the context, the people involved and the known constraints.
What remains uncertain, contradictory or blocked, so a conclusion is not reused too quickly.
The conclusion retained, the elements supporting it and the options set aside.
What actually happened after the decision and what that experience allows to revisit.
At the next resume, Cortex does not return the whole history. It prepares only the useful context, with sources.
Cortex supports the tools you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Kimi Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Antigravity, Cursor and web conversations captured by the Chrome extension.
→ freeze the contractor access scope
→ rollout in two waves
↩ resumed: SSO does not cover externals
Cortex inside your tools · on your machine The Workspace defines the boundary of your environment: a company, a product, a client or an activity.
Inside it, Cortex links sessions to existing Subjects, keeps general memory when no subject fits, and waits for your choice when the attachment deserves review.
Customisation remains possible. It is no longer required for it to work.
Cortex can return context into the tool when you resume, or let a compatible tool consult memory read-only.
Decisions, blockers and open questions return when you need them.
A compatible tool can search memory without changing it.
You see what was transmitted or consulted.
Cortex distinguishes what was handed to a tool from what that tool actually did with it.
A learning can be proposed without being used right away.
You choose the control level: validate everything, let routine cases pass, or limit requests to sensitive points.
Information may have been correct six months ago and no longer be so today. An experience may be useful in one team and inapplicable in another. A conclusion may be reinforced, limited, challenged or revoked.
SSO covers contractor access.
revisedExternals remain outside the SSO scope.
A conclusion stays linked to the situations and evidence that produced it.
The former state is not confused with the current one.
A learning stays limited to the context in which it was established.
What is no longer valid can lose its influence without being erased.
Cortex preserves the history without automatically granting every old piece of information the right to influence the present.
You choose the conversations Cortex follows. You can pause them, decline them, attach them later or stop them.
When a general discussion shifts toward a project, each part joins the right subject or general memory.
Without forcing you to file everything by hand.
You can ask Cortex to resume a subject, explain a decision or prepare an action. Writes and commands follow the approval level you chose.
Each conversation keeps its settings: memory used, services opened, voice and action level.
Cortex keeps its memory on your machine. Recognisable secrets are masked before being memorised, transmitted or returned to tools.
AI processing uses the connections you choose. The cockpit shows what is kept, proposed, corrected, revoked or transmitted.
Proposed learnings, contradictions, incidents and sessions to attach.
End-of-day consolidation: Cortex connects experiences and proposes what deserves review.
A view of links between subjects, knowledge, sessions and sources to understand where a decision comes from.
A space to observe what Cortex understands and transmits, without changing your memory.
A local version for one machine, and a self-hosted version for organisations.
Cortex links objectives, decisions, outcomes, corrections and open questions. A revoked element keeps its history, but no longer influences what follows.
The goal is simple: resume work with its history, sources, uncertainties and possible next step.
Choose a workspace, connect your tools, configure your engine and let Cortex follow only the conversations you authorise.
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We will let you know when a new wave of access to Cortex opens.