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Memory

Tell one AI. They all remember.

Your AI employees and the AI tools you connect, such as Claude and ChatGPT, share one Aivah memory.

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Remembering

Works with

Bring the AI tools you use.

Any AI tool that supports MCP connectors can join.

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Any MCP client

See it remember

Say it once. Ask anywhere.

Tell Claude once, and ChatGPT and your AI employee can recall it.

Example · fictional business

An example with a fictional tea shop. You tell Claude: “Remember: our brand voice is warm, brief and never uses exclamation marks.” Claude saves it to Aivah memory, tagged as saved by Claude. Then you ask ChatGPT to draft a welcome email for new customers, and it writes one in that voice from Aivah memory. In Slack, a teammate asks your AI employee, Ivy, for a note about a delay, and Ivy replies in the same voice from the same memory.

What it keeps

It keeps your facts current.

  • Facts that matter.

    Preferences, facts and key dates, saved as your AI employees work.

  • Real dates.

    “Next Friday” is saved as the date it means.

  • One version of each fact.

    A changed fact updates the old one instead of adding a second.

Memory & sessions

See everything it remembers.

Search by meaning, and open the conversation a memory came from.

  • A memory saved from Claude or ChatGPT is tagged with that tool.
  • Filter facts, events and messages saved word for word.
  • Export a page of memories to CSV.
Manage memory

Memory & sessions

Example

Search by meaning

FactsEventsMessages

  • Prefers the weekly report as a PDF.Fact
  • Supplier price review moved to Friday 10:00.Event
  • Uses British spelling in client emails.Factsource:claude

Aivah MCP

Connect Claude or ChatGPT.

Find both options in Aivah MCP, in your account menu.

  • Remote, for Claude, ChatGPT and others: add connect.aivah.ai/mcp, then sign in to Aivah.
  • Local, for desktop tools that run servers: use this config and your API key.
  • If your tool asks for instructions, paste the ones Aivah MCP gives you.
Open Aivah MCP
mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aivah": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@aivahmk/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "AIVAH_API_KEY": "sk_aivah_…",
        "AIVAH_PLATFORM_API_BASE": "https://api.aivah.ai/v1/platform"
      }
    }
  }
}

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Control

Memory you control.

  • Nothing connects without you.

    A tool needs your Aivah sign-in or your API key to reach it.

    connect: sign-in or API key

  • Correct it once.

    Edit a memory, and every AI employee and tool sees the change.

    edit: one shared memory

  • Delete it for good.

    Your AI employees stop recalling a deleted memory. It can't be undone.

    delete: permanent
How you stay in control

Questions

How shared memory behaves.

  • What happens to ChatGPT's own memory?

    Nothing. It stays in ChatGPT, and Claude's stays in Claude. Once you connect them, each one also reads and writes your Aivah memory.

  • When does a connected tool use it?

    Aivah asks it to check your memory before answering about you, and to save when you ask it to remember, correct or forget something. It can also list your AI employees.

  • Is this the same as connected apps?

    No. Connected apps let your AI employees work in tools such as Gmail or HubSpot. Aivah MCP works the other way round: your other AI tools use Aivah's memory.

  • What's a session?

    One conversation with an AI employee. Sessions lists each one your AI employees learned from, and opens its transcript in Insights.

Give your AI one memory.

Put Claude, ChatGPT and your AI employees on the same page.

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