AI memory Lasting context, shared with your whole team
MMRY AI gives your team one shared, lasting context, kept in your organization's MMRY AI account rather than in any single chat or AI tool. When you or a teammate asks an assistant to remember something, it is saved there, shared with your organization unless you choose otherwise. Start a new chat, close the old one or move to another computer, and every AI tool you connect can find it, for you and for each teammate you share it with.
Foundation memories, your team's standing instructions, stay in your account for as long as an administrator keeps them, and your AI tools receive them every time they use MMRY AI.
Decide it once. Every AI tool you connect can find it.
Your team makes decisions in its AI tools all day: a pricing rule in ChatGPT, a naming standard in Claude Code, a review note in Codex. MMRY AI gives those tools one shared memory. When someone asks their assistant to remember a decision, it is saved to your organization's MMRY AI account. The next person to ask about it, in any AI tool they connect, on each computer where they use MMRY AI, has an assistant that finds the decision in your memories. You choose who sees each memory: your whole organization, a memory group, or only you.
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Agreed in ChatGPT on Tuesday. Built right in Claude Code on Wednesday.
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Tuesday, 4:40 p.m.
Your finance team is in ChatGPT, working through refund policy. They settle it: refunds above a set amount need a manager's approval. Someone types: Remember this decision in MMRY AI. ChatGPT saves it to your organization's MMRY AI account through the MMRY AI connector, shared with the whole organization.
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Wednesday, 9:15 a.m.
A developer opens Claude Code to build the refund screen. Before writing a line, they ask: What did the team decide about refunds? Claude Code searches your memories and answers with the approval rule from finance's memory. The developer builds the approval step into the screen.
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Wednesday, 2:00 p.m.
A teammate reviews the change in Codex and asks the same question. Codex searches the same memories and gives the same answer.
How AI memory works in MMRY AI
- Connect your AI tools. Install the MMRY AI plugin in Claude Code or the Codex command-line tool. Connect ChatGPT and the other AI tools on the AI Platforms page through the MMRY AI connector. Every tool connects to your organization's MMRY AI account.
- Save what matters. Ask your assistant in plain words to remember something, and it saves it as a memory in your account. In Claude Code and the Codex command-line tool, your assistant is also reminded to save what is new as you work.
- Recall it in another tool. Ask what your team knows about a topic in Claude Code, Codex or ChatGPT. Your assistant searches your memories and answers from them.
- Choose who sees it. Each memory is shared with your organization by default. You can share it with a memory group or keep it to yourself.
Foundation memories: your team's standing instructions
Every team has rules it wants followed every time, such as your coding standards or how your team writes to clients. Foundation memories hold those rules for your account, and an administrator keeps them.
In Claude Code and the Codex command-line tool, Foundation memories load when a session starts. They are sent to your assistant again with every prompt, so they stay in effect from the first request of a long session to the last.
ChatGPT and the other AI tools connected through the MMRY AI connector receive them every time they use MMRY AI.
Share with the whole team, a memory group, or only yourself
Your MMRY AI subscription belongs to your organization. An administrator invites teammates by email, and each person signs in with their own login.
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Your organization
Memories are shared with your organization by default, so what one teammate saves is there for everyone on the account.
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A memory group
An administrator creates memory groups, such as Sales or the team that serves one client, and chooses who belongs to each. A memory shared with a group is seen only by its members.
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Only you
A private memory is seen only by the person who saved it.
You choose who sees a memory when you save it. You can change that later, or set your own default from your account. The person who saved a memory decides who sees it.
How other teams use one memory
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A new teammate, ready from the first session
An administrator invites them by email. In their first Claude Code session, their assistant has your account's Foundation memories, such as how the team names branches and writes release notes. When they ask about an earlier decision shared with the organization, their assistant finds it.
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A client's preferences, known to the whole account team
An administrator sets up a memory group for the team that serves one client. Each person saves what the client prefers, such as how they like reports laid out and who signs off on changes, and shares it with that group. Whether a teammate works in Claude Code, Codex or ChatGPT, their assistant can find those preferences, and only that group's members see them.
Kept in your account, ready on each computer where you use MMRY AI
Your memories live in your MMRY AI account, so they follow you from your laptop to your desktop, on Mac or Windows.
Memories are kept within your organization.
MMRY AI stores what you save exactly as written.
AI memory: FAQ
What is AI memory in MMRY AI?
One memory that your AI tools and your teammates share. What you save is kept in your MMRY AI account, and Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT can each find it when your assistant searches.
Does my memory follow me from one AI tool to another?
Yes. Save a decision in ChatGPT, then ask about it in Claude Code or Codex, and your assistant finds it. Every tool you connect reads the same memories in your organization's MMRY AI account.
Does it work on more than one computer?
Yes. Your memories are kept in your MMRY AI account, so they are there on each computer where you use MMRY AI, Mac or Windows.
What does my assistant have when a session starts?
In Claude Code and the Codex command-line tool, your account's Foundation memories load when a session starts and are sent again with every prompt. Every other memory you can see is found when your assistant searches for it.
What does a new teammate's assistant know?
Once an administrator invites them and they connect their AI tools, their assistant has your account's Foundation memories. It can find anything already shared with your organization or with their memory groups.
Who can see the memories I save?
Everyone in your organization, unless you choose otherwise. You can share a memory with a memory group or keep it to yourself, and you decide who sees a memory you saved.
Where are our memories kept?
In your organization's MMRY AI account. Memories are kept within your organization.
Which AI tools does MMRY AI work with?
Claude Code and the Codex command-line tool connect through the MMRY AI plugin. ChatGPT, Claude and the other AI tools on the AI Platforms page connect through the MMRY AI connector.
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