Practical guides
Keep useful AI work without getting locked into one assistant.
Clear explanations for people who want private files, durable AI memory, and a safe way to use the same approved context with more than one compatible assistant.
How to Share Useful Memory Across AI Assistants
Learn how explicit, user-owned context can be available to more than one authorized AI assistant without sharing whole chat histories.
Read the guide →MCP guideMCP Memory Server for Files and Durable Context
A plain-language guide to using a remote MCP server as durable file and memory storage for compatible AI clients.
Read the guide →Files for AI agentsPrivate File Storage Built for AI Agents
Understand why AI-created files need durable, permissioned storage outside a temporary chat or one agent vendor.
Read the guide →Avoid AI lock-inSwitch AI Assistants Without Losing Useful Context
Keep approved files and durable facts available when you change AI assistants, without trying to migrate every old chat.
Read the guide →Private file accessHow to Connect AI to Private Files Securely
Connect a compatible AI to selected private files using browser authorization, narrow scopes, audit history, and revocation.
Read the guide →Ownership and portabilityUser-Owned AI Memory That Can Move With You
A practical explanation of user-owned AI memory: explicit durable knowledge that remains inspectable, portable, and separately authorized.
Read the guide →AI memory privacyPrivate AI Memory With Permission and Audit Controls
See the privacy controls that matter when an AI can retrieve durable files and Memories: least privilege, provenance, audit, and revocation.
Read the guide →Start with the facts