Shared AI memory · governed · time-aware
One memory.Every agent.
The memory layer under Claude, Cursor, and your agents. One audited source they all trust, instead of answers that disagree.
Works with any model · SOC 2-ready · connects over MCP
The brain underneath your existing stack
Your assistants each remember something different.
One decision lives in Slack, a doc, and a stale wiki — and they disagree. Each assistant answers from whatever it saw first. Confidently. Usually wrong.
- Each tool and each user keeps its own memory.
- Old facts never expire, so last year's answer still sounds true today.
- No record of who said it, who approved it, or what the AI believed.
It should feel like the company just remembers.
Nobody remembers the same thing.
Decisions live in someone's head, a thread, a half-stale doc. Each assistant starts from zero.
Just ask — it recalls.
The current, approved answer comes back in context, with where it came from attached.
Shared the moment it's known.
What one person teaches Maven, every assistant and teammate quietly inherits.
From scattered chatter to one answer you can trust.
Ingest
Connect Slack, GitHub, Linear, and docs. Maven pulls out the decisions and rules that matter.
Resolve
When facts disagree, Maven keeps the newest one from the most trusted source — and shows its work.
Serve
Every AI tool reads the same memory over MCP. Switch models anytime — the memory stays.
Why now
Spent on enterprise AI in 2025.
Of AI projects stall on memory, not models.
Public MCP servers — the tools Maven plugs into.
Teams pick specialized tools over building their own.
Sources: Menlo Ventures · MIT · Linux Foundation, 2025–2026.
See what your org knows, in one place.
“Why did we change onboarding in Q1?”
feature / onboarding
source: ADR-072 · @ceo · Feb 2026
version history
{ } via MCP · get_current_truth()
Not just storage. A governed source of truth.
Resolve conflicts, and show its work.
When sources disagree, Maven picks a winner and shows why — by authority and recency, not a coin flip.
Know what was true then, not just now.
Ask what was true in March, when it changed, and why. Old facts are kept, not erased.
Memory your CISO signs off on.
Every fact carries who said it, who can see it, and its full history. Governance built in.
See security & governance
The thesis
The winner of the AI era won’t have the smartest assistant.It’ll own the memory every assistant trusts.
Time-travel the truth.
Drag the timeline. Ask one question and get what was true at that moment — not just today.
one query · every point in time
source: INC-2891 · incident
replaced 60s
Questions, answered.
Make every decision provable.
Start with one engineering team and the decision-memory wedge, then grow across the org on the same governed spine. No migration project, no rip-and-replace, no begging people to change tools.
Plugs in over MCP · keep every tool you already use · one brain behind them