Ambience.Install

Stop paying agents
to rediscover work.

Ambience turns useful agent runs into governed company context. The next approved agent starts with the source-linked decisions, caveats, and rules your team already earned.

Install Ambience

Agents should not
start from zero.

The waste is not only token spend. It is the slow ritual of agents asking the same setup questions before useful work can begin.

what changed?who is this for?where is the rule?
Without Ambience
› Draft next week's launch note.
→ What did we decide last time?
→ Who is this for?
→ Any constraints I should know about?
With Ambience
Draft next week's launch note.
ambiencesearching memories
✓ product leads✓ metric-first launch copy✓ avoid Friday release window
redaction check passed
scope matched: launch project
agentusing matched memories
Next week's launch note opens with the activation metric, speaks to product leads, and avoids the Friday release window.
Works with every agent
ClaudeCodexCursorCopilotChatGPTWindsurf

Every agent run teaches
the next agent.

Ambience saves the decisions, caveats, and fixes your team already paid for as scoped shared memory. Future agents start with that memory instead of asking everyone to explain it again.

  1. 01
    Start

    Agent starts with shared memory

    Relevant team context loads before the first clarifying question.

    3 memories loaded
  2. 02
    Save

    Useful work becomes memory

    Only durable decisions, rules, fixes, and caveats are saved.

    typed memory
  3. 03
    Scope

    Sensitive context gets boundaries

    Secrets are redacted; access is set before agents can reuse it.

    redacted + scoped
  4. 04
    Resolve

    Conflicting memories ask for judgment

    When memories disagree, Ambience records which version to trust.

    human decided
  5. 05
    Reuse

    The next agent inherits the rule

    Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and MCP clients read the same scoped memory.

    cross-agent reuse
  6. 06
    Measure

    Agent context becomes auditable

    Reads, writes, access history, and reuse evidence stay inspectable.

    audit evidence

Shared memory works
for every team.

Every team has rules agents keep asking for. Ambience saves those rules as scoped shared memory, then serves the right memory to the next approved agent run.

Benefit for Engineering

Debug faster with repo rules already loaded

Context saved
01incident fixes02repo conventions03release caveats
Scoped shared memorysource: agent run
Checkout smoke tests cover low-risk releases.
scope / projectredactedaudited
Agent outcome
Codexstarts with the rule
  • repeated investigations drop
  • release rules stay current

Secure, permissioned context from your team's tools.

Ambience can save the durable takeaway and source link from the apps agents already have access to, without storing the whole call, thread, issue, or doc.

GranolaLinearGitHubSlackNotionGoogle Docs+ others

Scope, pause, and audit
every agent run.

Ambience treats memory as live operational context for agents. Each saved memory has a source, scope, redaction state, and access status, so admins can pause or revoke access without losing useful work.

Read the security details
agent access check
agentCodex, renewal brief
memory scopeproject: launch
statusreads paused for finance review
api_keyREDACTEDsecret
pause projectresume requires adminrevoke agent
09:42 scope matched09:43 project reads paused09:45 audit event recorded

Scope every agent read

Personal, team, project, org, and sensitive memories only load when the requesting agent is approved for that scope.

project / team / sensitive

Pause access without deleting memory

Admins can pause a team, project, or agent connection while a review happens, then resume or revoke it.

pause / resume / revoke

Redact before storage

Secrets and PII are removed before useful context becomes shared memory.

server-side redaction

Audit each change

Reads, writes, grants, pauses, resumes, and revokes stay visible in the audit trail.

read / write / grant / pause

Give every agent
the right context.