Drawer

The memory drawer for your AI
One drawer for each thing you care about.
Attributes are its memory·Behaviors are its skills·Yours to keep.
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Why

Every session starts from zero

AI keeps getting smarter, yet it still doesn't know you. Every new session, every new tool — you introduce yourself all over again, while your preferences, projects and hard-won lessons scatter across a thousand chats.

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Preferences don't stick

You've said "save it to Desktop, date goes first" a hundred times. You'll say it again tomorrow.

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Experience has no home

Last month's lesson gets relearned in next month's tool. Experience stays anecdote — it never becomes an asset.

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Memory you don't own

When an app does remember you, the memory lives in their cloud — unreadable, unportable, revocable.

The problem isn't that AI forgets.
It's that your world was never organized for it to remember.
The idea

Everything is an object

A person, a company, a project, a recurring chore — anything you care about becomes an object, in a drawer of its own. Every object has exactly two sides:

Space · Still · What it is

Attributes

The object's memory
  • Facts, states, preferences, relations
  • Changes never overwrite — old states archive, every shift stays traceable
  • This is what the object is
Time · Moving · How it's used

Behaviors

The object's skills
  • The workflows that recur around it
  • Each run writes back: wins become strategy, failures become constraints
  • This is what the object does
Input: billing screenshot
ProcessAI + scripts
Output: receipt PDF
A behavior declares only its input and output. The process belongs to AI and scripts — swappable, improvable.
You keep the what. AI runs the how.
Try it

Summoned in a keystroke,
gone in one

This is the drawer panel. Call it up over any terminal, fuzzy-search, hit Enter — it types the behavior into your agent, then gets out of the way. Every picker is transient. Zero residue.

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Nothing like that in this drawer yet
Drawer · yours select type into terminal esc clear
 your agent — any terminal (simulated)
✓ Typed into your terminal — panel dismissed. Summon again
Every entry is a behavior of one of your objects. Switch agents, keep your memory — the drawer is plain files in a standard format any host can open.
How it grows

Objects are alive

Drawer isn't another filing chore. Your drawers grow out of the work you already do with AI.

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Define

One thing, one drawer

Pick something you care about and give it a drawer. AI drafts what it is from your files and chats — you approve.

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Record

Time writes back

Every collaboration writes back to the object's history. Old states archive instead of vanishing, so you can see how each object got to today.

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Evolve

Repetition crystallizes

Do something three times and AI proposes a new behavior. Lessons become constraints. Unused behaviors retire. The drawer stays lean.

Repeated everyday work quietly crystallizes into executable assets — yours.
What we refuse to do

Four hard rules

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You own everything

Plain files on your disk — readable, portable, yours. Local-first, bring your own key. The cloud never touches your raw sessions.

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Human in the loop

AI proposes; you approve. You are the curator — never the other way around.

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Transient by design

No daemon, no background resident. Panels appear on call and vanish on pick — light as a breath.

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Host-agnostic

A standard plain-text format that works across 30+ agent hosts. Change models, change tools, change eras — the drawer stays yours.

Where the thinking comes from

Old answers to a new question

"What is above form is called the Way; what is within form are the vessels." 形而上者谓之道,形而下者谓之器 I Ching — the process goes to AI; the vessels stay with you
"Knowledge begins with the investigation of things." 致知在格物 The Great Learning — put your world in order, and knowing follows
"The world is not a collection of finished things, but a collection of processes." Engels — time is a first-class dimension; objects exist as histories
Coming soon

We're putting our own world in drawers first

Our company, our projects, our lives — organized as objects, run with AI. Early access opens soon. Be the first to know.

Get early access