How it stays current
Memory that writes itself. A library that doesn't.
Patina remembers for you: what your agents learn on the job gets captured as candidate memories, and the knowledge you already have gets checked for rot. But none of it becomes company truth on its own — every memory waits for a person to say yes.
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The company remembers what happened
Conversations and agent work get mined into candidate observations: a voice rule an agent had to infer, a decision made in passing, a fact that came up on a call. Nobody writes it up — the write-up tax goes away — and nobody has to remember to journal. The knowledge grows out of work that was already happening.
Nobody has to be the wiki janitor
Every wiki you've had died the same way: it rotted, quietly, until nobody trusted it. Here a nightly census walks the whole workspace looking for stale pages, superseded decisions, orphaned documents, and dead ends — and queues proposed fixes for each one. An agency running a workspace per client doesn't hire a gardener per workspace; maintenance is reviewing a queue.
Never straight in
Here's where this parts ways with self-driving memory tools: nothing the memory captures — no mined observation, no proposed fix — touches your library until someone on your team approves it. Automatic capture without a gate is how a brand voice drifts while you sleep. The gate is the point: you get the remembering without giving up the deciding. That's human-in-the-loop review, and every memory that makes it in carries its source.
On a schedule you set
The memory also runs on a clock when you want it to: triggers and scheduled actions fire agent runs against your playbooks — weekly content, recurring client deliverables — and every run leaves a ledger of what it did and what it proposed.
Memory is what goes in. Review is who decides.
The memory feeds the knowledge base and answers to the review loop. That's the whole design: a company that remembers, run by people who decide.
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