Every agent remembers the project.
Switch models, close the chat, come back next week. Your decisions, open questions and context are still there, so any agent picks up exactly where the last one stopped.
- 1Change agents freely
Today's agent carries on where yesterday's left off, whichever model it is.
- 2Decisions come with the work
What was decided, and what is still open, is there when you return.
- 3Pick up any conversation
Come back days later and carry on where the work stopped, on your machine.
Atlas Mind, shown with example content.
Not a chat log. A memory.
Chat history tells you what was said. Dynamic Memory keeps what matters: what you are building, what you decided and why, and what is still open. No more rebuilding the brief.
A transcript
What was said, in the order it was said. Finding a decision means remembering which conversation it was in.
A project memory
The purpose, the decisions and the questions still open, kept with the work they belong to.
One project, four sessions, no fresh starts
Follow a research project across days and agents without ever losing the thread.
Begin
The researcher starts a project, adds the papers and records the question they want to answer. An agent helps organise the first lines of enquiry.
Revise
New evidence contradicts an early assumption. The project records the new direction, why it changed and what is left to investigate.
Another agent joins
A different authorised agent drafts an explanation from the project, rather than from a history pasted into a fresh chat.
Return
After a break, the researcher comes back to what was learned, what changed and what remains, not to a blank brief.
An example project.
Your memory, on your machine
Your Dynamic Memory lives on your own computer, with remote access when you need it. When you use an external AI model or a connected service, it receives only the authorised project information the task needs.
- Tied to the project
- Memory belongs to a project. Access to one project does not grant access to another.
- Shared on purpose
- Sharing across projects or people is a deliberate act under your permissions, never a side effect of connecting a provider.
Questions about Dynamic Memory
What is Dynamic Memory?
Dynamic Memory is the project memory inside Atlas Mind. It keeps what you are building, what you decided and why, and what is still open, so any AI agent picks up the work without you explaining it again.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude memory?
Built-in memory stays inside one assistant. Dynamic Memory belongs to your project and works with every agent you connect, whichever company makes it. Compare Atlas Mind.
Do I have to re-explain my project to a new AI agent?
No. A new agent starts from the project: its purpose, its decisions and its open questions. You never paste a history into a fresh chat or rebuild the brief. Compare plans.
Where is my AI memory stored?
On your own computer. Your Dynamic Memory lives on your machine, with remote access when you need it, and an AI provider receives only the project information a task needs. Privacy and control.
Change models. Keep everything.
Less time rebuilding the background, decisions that carry over and one place to come back to, whether you write code, run research or keep a long personal project going.