Know what an answer
is grounded in.
Retained source notes and passages give people a way to examine supported memories. A summary is not a substitute for the original context.
Trust & control
Useful memory.
Deliberate boundaries.
Memory is only useful when its context and limits are understandable. These principles guide how we develop Lashley and Aisha.
Know what an answer
Personal knowledge.
Shared deliberately.
Personal and team memory serve different purposes. Sharing should make its destination and authorized audience explicit.
Correct the present.
Understand the past.
Information can become outdated or conflict with earlier knowledge. Memory should support review and distinguish historical context from what applies now.
Help that respects
its authority.
An agent’s access to context is not permission to take every possible action. Proposed actions need appropriate limits, review and confirmation.
Before you connect your data
The details
must be explicit.
Discuss your data requirements with us.
Before connecting data, you need to understand the supported connections, storage and processing, retention and deletion, and access controls for the release you will use.
Talk to us about your intended use and the information you need to evaluate Lashley.
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