Separate memory for each project
Each project has its own space. People work with knowledge within their scope of access.
EVA Brain
Shared knowledge, with project control in your hands.
Decide who can access each memory, which sources feed it and which tools and actions its agents can use.
Permissions for your team
Define who can access the project and its information. Permissions accompany the shared context.
Defined sources and actions
Decide what information the system incorporates and which tools the AI can use when working on the project.
Two projects, two knowledge spaces.
Marta works on Acme. Luis also takes part in another client’s conference. His access to the second project does not bring that context into Acme’s memory.
Marta · Luis
Luis · Elena
Review how knowledge changes.
The history keeps who requested a change, when it was incorporated and which source it came from. It helps you understand how an agreement evolved and review earlier versions.
- MartaAdds the client meeting
Source: meeting transcript
- EVA BrainUpdates project priorities
Change: give networking more emphasis
- LuisPrepares a briefing with that context
Result: document for team review
The next step
Company tools with centralised control.
We are developing a layer to centralise connections to company applications: choosing which tools agents can use and recording their actions. It is the planned development for teams that need to manage those permissions in one place.
Where would shared context help your team?
Tell us how you organise your events and which information is difficult to bring together. We will show you how EVA Brain would fit that work.
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