Keep the assistant
that suits the task.
Lashley supplies memory to supported tools. It does not ask you to make one assistant the home of everything.
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Keep going.
Without starting over.
For your own life. For the work you share. Lashley brings relevant memory into connected AI tools, so the next conversation has a place to begin.
01 / Personal continuity
A different assistant.
Still your context.
The idea you saved, the preference you explained, the commitment you made. Keep useful personal knowledge available to the connected AI you choose.
You shouldn’t have to rebuild your background every time you change tools.
Explore personal memoryAn everyday question
“What was the gift
I found for Virginia?”
What to carry forward
The saved idea. Who it was for.
The source you can return to.
02 / Shared understanding
The work changes hands.
The understanding stays.
A colleague’s final document is not always enough. Their assistant may also know the decisions, constraints and reasoning that shaped it.
Lashley gives that relevant knowledge a shared destination. A teammate can use it in their own connected AI, without receiving unrelated personal history.
Explore context handoffA question from the next teammate
“Pick up where
John left off.”
What to carry forward
The current decision. Its reason.
The open work and the source.
Why a separate memory layer?
Your knowledge is bigger
than one conversation.
Lashley’s role is to make relevant context reusable across connected experiences, while keeping personal and shared knowledge distinct.
Keep the assistant
Share what helps.
Not everything you know.
Project knowledge can be shared with the right people without making all personal context communal.
Know what changed.
And what still applies.
Distinguish the current decision from an earlier one, with relevant history and source context.
Beyond the desk / Planned
The context from work.
A question on the way home.
We’re developing Siri access to bring personal and authorized team memory to your phone. The same context, ready for a different moment.
Explore Lashley“What did we decide
in the meeting
three weeks ago?”
Start with your use case
Where do you
lose the thread?
Tell us about the context you need to carry between tools or people.
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