It works on copies.
You paste files into a chat, download what comes back and merge it in by hand. A week later nobody knows which version is current.
Memnoria keeps your team’s files in shared libraries that people and AI assistants work in together. Every change, made by a person or an assistant, is saved with a name on it and can be undone on its own.
Request accessYou paste files into a chat, download what comes back and merge it in by hand. A week later nobody knows which version is current.
You connect it to your account. It can open everything you can, and every edit it makes is recorded under your name.
In Memnoria
Maya runs client proposals at a small design studio. On Tuesday she asks Claude to help with the drafts.
Maya adds Claude as an agent called Proposal assistant and gives it Reviewer access to Drafts. Outside that folder it can’t even see file names.
The assistant rewrites the openings of two proposals. Its changes sit in Reviews, and the library stays as it was until a person approves them. An assistant can’t approve its own work.
“Both openings now start with the client’s problem. I took the March launch date from the kickoff call transcript.”
Interactive example. Try approving or declining.
By Friday the library holds a version for every change Maya, Jonas and the assistant made, each with its author. On Thursday evening Jonas deleted the Contracts folder by accident. Maya undoes that one change, and everything else stays as it is.
Interactive example. Undo any single version, like Thursday’s deletion.
The client liked the old tone better. Maya picks last week and only Proposal assistant’s changes. Memnoria lists exactly what will be undone before anything happens, and the undo is saved as a new version.
Changes by Jonas and Maya stay as they are.
Next to each file, Memnoria keeps what people know about it and what workers have read out of it. People search it, and so do assistants. That is how Proposal assistant found the March launch date in a recording.
A worker opens a file, reads what is inside and saves it as an insight next to the file. Switch one on for a folder and it handles every new file there too. When a file changes, its insight is marked out of date until the worker runs again.
Seven workers run on your own server. Two use an outside AI service, so they stay off until an admin approves them.
People and assistants can leave a note on any file or folder: what was decided, what to watch out for. Notes stay with the file when it moves or is renamed.
Client wants the launch before March. Keep the budget slide, they liked it.
MMaya · Tue 09:12Search covers names, notes and insights, so a sentence from a meeting finds the recording. Everyone only finds what they may open, assistants included.
…the launch has to land before March, so the packaging…
Launch moved to March. See the kickoff call.
Each library has five tabs: Files, History, Reviews, Sharing and Settings. Open a file to preview it and see every version.
Libraries sit in the Finder sidebar. Files download when you open them.
Claude Code, Codex and other MCP clients connect with two commands. A person signs in for the assistant in the browser, so it never holds a password.
$ claude mcp add --transport http \
memnoria https://mcp.yourstudio.com/mcp
$ claude mcp login memnoria
# Your browser opens. Sign in, then pick
# Proposal assistant.
$ codex mcp add memnoria \
--url https://mcp.yourstudio.com/mcp
$ codex mcp login memnoria
# Your browser opens. Sign in, then pick
# Proposal assistant.
Memnoria is built to run on infrastructure you control. An AI service only receives what its assistant is allowed to read.
Memnoria is available by invitation. Leave your email and we’ll be in touch about access for your team.