You made thirty decisions this week. How many do you remember?
Drop in a session. Twelve agents read it and disagree. You say who got it right. The vault keeps the record.
The bottleneck moved from output to judgment.
AI made execution cheap. It made the decisions harder to track. When you're directing agents all day, the thing that matters is what you decided and why — and that part isn't being recorded anywhere.
Claude Code commits shipping without human review
of users approve AI output without checking it
systems exist for recording the correction, not just the output
The record is yours. It doesn't live in a chat window. It doesn't disappear when the session ends.
Drag it in. They argue.
Drop in a recording, a doc, a conversation. Twelve agents read it and disagree. You say who got it right.
Six months later, the vault knows why.
A partner asks why you made that call. You don't reconstruct it from memory. You open the vault and show them.
You already know what to do.
Launches May 12. Pilot cohort gets in first, talks to us directly, and locks a price that won't change. Cohort filling now.
Runs locally. Your data stays on your machine. Nothing is sent to a server without your say.
Every session. Every correction. Searchable, signed, yours. It compounds over time.
Pilot cohort ships May 12. Small on purpose. You talk to the founders directly.