Memory
Your AI team is only as good as what it remembers. TagTeam's Memory is alive: it captures what changes, keeps itself matched to reality, and never rewrites something foundational without your say-so.
The shape: three stores, three levels
Memory is split into three stores, so the right things stay separate.
- Your Clone scope: what your Clone (your personal AI that does your work) knows about you. Your profile, your goals, your working state.
- Your company scope: what is true about the business. What it sells, how it sounds, where it is headed.
- The system's own scope: how TagTeam itself runs and keeps current.
Inside every store, the same three levels sort memory by how settled it is.
| Level | What it holds | How often it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Active | The current operating picture: profile, goals, plan, work in progress. Read first, every cycle. | Often, kept current |
| Adaptive | The capture layer where new signals land before they are sorted. | Constantly |
| Archival | Durable, confirmed truth. Edited rarely, never without your sign-off. | Rarely |
Active is the part read first on every run, so it stays sharp and short. Adaptive is the inbox for new signals: things that changed, need a decision, or seem to conflict. Archival is the long-term record, the stuff you have confirmed is true.
Memory that keeps itself honest
Every piece of memory is tagged with where it came from, so nothing is a mystery fact with no source.
Old, untouched items are swept aside over time. Nothing is deleted: stale Active memory steps down to Adaptive, and long-quiet Archival goes quiet but stays recoverable. This keeps the current picture clean without losing the trail.
Most important, memory is checked against reality every cycle. This is the alignment check: it compares what Active believes against the fresh signals coming in.
- If a signal confirms what you have, nothing changes.
- If something has shifted, it drafts a proposed update and brings it to you.
- If two facts directly conflict, it flags the conflict and asks, never picking a side on its own.
The rule that matters: when things drift, the system proposes an update for your approval. It never silently overwrites.
Nothing foundational changes without you
Writes to memory run on three tiers. Small, reversible background notes just happen. Work you would want to know about happens, then gets reported. Anything foundational, like a change to your profile, your goals, or a confirmed truth, is held back and shown to you first.
That last gate is the Review Gate: foundational changes are drafted, shown before and after, and committed only when you sign off.
Ordinary background writes are also reversible for about a week, so a routine note can be rolled back if it was wrong. The foundational layer waits for you in the first place.
The Adaptive engine and the Pulse
Two pieces keep your team working while you are off the screen, and they are not the same thing.
- The Adaptive engine is the always-watching capture layer. It notices every signal that something changed, needs a decision, or contradicts what you believe, and drops it into Adaptive memory.
- The Pulse is the regular cadence that engine runs on. Each Pulse captures new signals, routes them, and runs the alignment and conflict checks; once a day, at the hour you set, it composes the Daily Digest: your plain-language summary of what happened and what needs your eyes.
Think of it simply: the engine is what watches, the Pulse is when it runs.
Here is the candid baseline, stated plainly. Today the Pulse runs live, every hour, server-side as a Deployment. Live connections (each one a Connector, a single live link the system both reads from and acts through) attach through your own vault, and live capture through them is being proven now. You can also run the Pulse on demand any time by saying Update.
Why this matters
You should never wonder what your AI team knows, where it learned it, or whether it changed something behind your back. Memory is tagged, swept, checked against reality, and gated. The result is a team that keeps a faithful picture of you and your business, and brings the important changes to you instead of guessing.