Team collaboration
Work converges around a goal even when people work at different times, in different tools, with different agents.
Echo for Enterprise
Echo carries the right decisions, evidence, and unfinished work across people and agents — so the team can move without rebuilding context in every channel.
Start with one team. Expand when the memory earns trust.
What shared memory changes
One context layer, not another place to check.
Work converges around a goal even when people work at different times, in different tools, with different agents.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, Hermes, and the agents you build can draw from the same permissioned team memory.
Skip the status archaeology. Decisions, evidence, blockers, and the reason behind the work arrive with the task.
The Future of Work
The next team may be four employees, two outside experts, and six agents assembled for one outcome. Echo gives that temporary group a permissioned memory: what matters, what changed, and why the work is moving in this direction.
Each person keeps their own tools, agent, and private history.
Useful decisions become precise snapshots with sources and permissions.
Every agent can act from the same goal without flattening every perspective.
Each outcome becomes usable context for the next decision.
The shared source of truth
New teammates catch up without another meeting. Leaders see what changed without asking for a status report. Builders act with the evidence behind the decision.
Trust is part of the memory architecture.
Personal work stays personal until someone deliberately publishes a memory.
Teams receive a precise, reviewable insight — not an invisible copy of the raw session.
Every answer can point back to the decision, document, conversation, or code that grounded it.
When the group changes, the context available to its agents changes with it.
Good memory spreads person to person.
No. Echo is the memory layer between agents. Each person can keep using the tool that fits their work while selected team context remains portable.
Echo does not replace real conversation. It removes the repeated status search, context reconstruction, and channel archaeology that consume the time before useful conversation can begin.
No. Personal memory is private by default. Team memory is created through explicit, permissioned publication rather than silent monitoring.
Yes. Echo is designed to start with one goal and a small group, then expand as the shared context proves useful.