twenty80.studio

Company brain

The context
makes agents
correct.

Every tool covered, the right piece found in all of it, and nothing stale or invented.

Illustration: a question is typed into a search bar. It finds the few pieces of scattered company knowledge that matter and writes one answer, each piece still linked to where it came from.

Every tool covered

Wherever your company writes things down, the memory reads it, and keeps reading.

Tools such as Slack, Gmail, Notion, Jira and GitHub all feeding one memory, continuously.

Found in all of it

Years of documents, threads and tickets. An answer needs the few pieces that matter, not the ones that merely match.

48,210 pieces searched; many match, and the 3 that matter are used in the answer.

Nothing stale or invented

With memory, coding agents reuse what already exists and know everything a change will touch.

A coding agent drops a duplicate helper for one that exists, then renames a field across all 14 callers.

Context for agents

Agents read the memory before they act. When the context isn’t there, they stop and ask.

An agent reads three pieces of context and drafts a reply; on the next case one piece is missing, so it asks a person.
Every workflow on Ops reads from the same memory →

Private by default

Your knowledge stays yours: in your region, out of anyone’s training data, and visible only to the right people.

  • Source permissions

    People and agents only get answers from what they can already open.

  • Zero retention

    Model providers are set up not to keep or train on your data.

  • Your region, your cloud

    Indexes and logs stay where you choose, in your own cloud if you prefer.

  • Forget on request

    Delete something at the source and it leaves the memory too.

Built to pass your security review

  • SOC 2
  • ISO 27001
  • GDPR
  • EU AI Act

How we start

  1. The map

    Sources

    Every tool where knowledge lives, and which version of each is true.

  2. The proof

    One team

    Their real questions, answered with sources, checked by the people who know.

  3. The rhythm

    Every agent

    More tools, more teams, and the workflows that run on it.

Start with the map.

Every place your company’s knowledge lives, what is current, and the first team to put it to work.

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