Living memory and second brain

Gwen can remember useful context such as goals, people, projects, documents, prior decisions, preferences, work style, approvals, mission outcomes, and feedback.

Connected context means Gwen can link related facts instead of storing isolated notes. A person can relate to a project, a decision can relate to a document, and an outcome can improve a future task.

Memory helps Gwen stop asking the same questions, reuse approved context, avoid repeated mistakes, and scope future work with more relevant assumptions.

Memory should stay user-controlled. Users need to be able to inspect, correct, approve, remove, or limit what Gwen uses as context.