Local evidence
Raw, append-only, integrity-checked, and kept on your machine.
A local-first, evidence-backed continuous memory system for Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
Raw, append-only, integrity-checked, and kept on your machine.
Operator-attested, redacted, ready to share.
Versioned memory under your control.
Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
Raw evidence never leaves your machine unless you explicitly create a separate encrypted backup. Git receives only promoted portable memory.
Every promoted memory links back to local sources and review records. Provenance is preserved without publishing private transcripts.
One verified memory format supports consistent retrieval across Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode integration surfaces.
Observed Codex results compare paired runs with and without verified memory across a sealed set of deterministic tasks. The aggregate receipt binds hashes and summary counts; raw execution evidence stays local and cannot be independently reconstructed from the public receipt.
Inspect the aggregate receipt →not_evaluable.The system separates capture, judgment, distribution, delivery, and measurement so one convenient shortcut cannot silently become trusted memory.
Source bytes, normalized events, completeness gaps, and capture receipts stay in a hash-chained local store.
A concise local packet shows the exact candidate, support, conflicts, and content hash without combining validation and promotion attestations.
Named, immutable sets bind exact active revisions, agent eligibility, scope, and budgets for reproducible task context.
Requests, regular-file workspace snapshots, and acceptance hashes are sealed before execution. Archive and tree hashes are verified around launch; reused reservations, failed or missing trials, missing arms, and short duration remain not evaluable.
Raw threads are not portable memory, a retrieved memory is not proof of adoption, and a green test is not longitudinal evidence.
Locally exposed task events and source bytes.
Append-only records, gaps, and integrity checks.
Reconstructed task attempts and compaction checkpoints.
Evidence-backed claims awaiting judgment.
Separate operator attestation, redaction, immutable revision.
Portable revisions and explicit loadouts.
Scoped retrieval, injection, adoption, outcome.
MIT licensed, cross-platform, and designed to fail closed when a claim cannot be verified.