Research at OMVY
Intelligence
needs context.
We investigate how knowledge persists, how context changes and when AI should act. Lashley is where those questions meet a product.
Writing from the studio
Ideas, made inspectable.
Technical reports, research notes and engineering perspectives. The questions behind what we build, and the reasoning behind our choices.
Technical report Research edition 01
Memory for
changing facts.
How should an AI memory change its answers without losing the record of why they changed? Inside Lashley’s update semantics, executable checks and preliminary evaluation.
By OMVY · 12 pages · 7 October 2026
Preliminary findings · Evaluation snapshot: 18 August 2026
Research notes
The questions
behind the experience.
Working perspectives on the problems our products are designed to address. Distinct from evaluated research findings.
Context / Research noteWhy sharing a file isn’t sharing context.
A document can preserve the output of a conversation. Continuing the work can require the decision, its reasoning and the next step.
Read the note ↗Research note · 7 October 2026
Our research directions
01 / MemoryWhat should AI
carry forward?
Relevant knowledge, experience and commitments. We explore how they can persist, be corrected and remain useful over time.
02 / ContextWhat matters here,
and to whom?
Personal and shared knowledge serve different purposes. We work on relevance, source context and the boundaries between them.
03 / AgencyWhen should
an assistant act?
Useful initiative requires limits. Our work on Aisha explores how context can support action while keeping people in control.
How we share our work
A clear question.
An honest account.
We want our writing to make the work easier to examine: what we set out to understand, how we approached it, what the evidence supports and what remains open.
Research notes, product demonstrations and evaluated results are different kinds of evidence. We will label them accordingly.
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Research conversations
Good questions
deserve company.
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