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Memory

A product memory layer for every decision.

Annsa learns from every ship and correction. Priorities and specs sharpen with each cycle, and the history returns before the next brief starts.

From outcome to the next brief

The system learns from what happened, not only what arrived.

Outcome · correction · retrieval
Memory

What Annsa remembers about co-edit

Tandem·9 outcomes recorded·since Jan
Past shipsWhat you closed here, and how it landed.
  • Co-edit conflict fix
    Shipped Apr · 14 people notified · no regressions since
    co-edit.ts
  • Presence cursors for shared blocks
    Shipped Feb · 6 accounts asked · still the most-used view
    Canvas.tsx
  • AI thread summary
    Deferred to next quarter · reason and history kept
CorrectionsThe changes you made that Annsa carried forward.
  • You renamed “Realtime” → “Collaboration”
    Re-clustered 31 signals · the new name carries into briefs
  • You re-ranked block locking above export polish
    Annsa weights co-edit work higher here now
Related contextWhat bit last time you touched this ground.
  • Locking the block briefly broke presence cursors
    Last co-edit change · Simon caught it · watch this path
    usePresence.ts
  • Ben flagged merge order on queued edits
    Replay the queue after the rewrite lands, not before
    co-edit.ts
  • Catherine asked for a shipped-note on this one
    Close the loop with the 14 who reported the conflict

Old work becomes useful context for new work.

Memory is written when work closes and read when a new brief touches the same ground.

Capture the outcome.
Retrieve by meaning.
Guide the next brief.

A product record that gets more useful over time.

Memory keeps the evidence, the decision and what happened next together—so new work starts with the context old work earned.

EVIDENCE
Customers need reliable exports.
12 signals · 4 accounts · source-linked
DECISION
Prioritised for the June release.
Reasoning and specification retained
OUTCOME
Confirmed by three customers.
Response returned to product memory
WHAT MEMORY PRESERVES
Outcome
What changed
Correction
What was learned
Tunable
What the team controls

Learn more about the Annsa Intelligence suite.

Asked + answered.

Q1
What does Annsa remember?
Shipped, parked and deferred outcomes, plus the corrections your team made along the way.
Q2
When does memory surface?
When a new brief touches adjacent ground, relevant past outcomes appear before drafting.
Q3
Can I control its influence?
Yes. Choose Conservative, Balanced or Aggressive memory strength.
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