your agents forget everything. witz remembers.
Connect your company's tools once. Choose exactly what your agents may know. Every agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — reads the same trusted, cited context from one MCP endpoint, and you can see every read.
your agents have amnesia.
Every agent you run knows the code in front of it — and nothing about the specs in Notion, the tickets in Linear, or the decisions buried in old pull requests. So it guesses, or asks you to re-explain the company every session.
Think of it as a second brain for your company — except the reader is your AI agent, not you.
You curate what goes in and keep it clean. Witz turns your tools into cited fragments, links them into a graph, and serves the right Memory to each agent over one MCP endpoint. Every read lands in a log you can audit.
three steps to memory.
Connect · curate · serveYou choose what's in
Link Linear, Notion or GitHub read-only. A selection tree lets you tick exactly which projects, spaces and repos become memory — nothing you didn't pick, sensitive containers out by default.
Screen · SourcesClean, linked, dated
Your documents become concise fragments, linked into a graph of people, projects and decisions. Facts carry validity windows, so stale and conflicting answers are caught, not served.
Screen · Graph · FragmentsOne endpoint, cited
Compose scoped Memories and paste one config into any agent. Answers come back cited to your documents — and every read lands in a log you can audit.
Screen · Memories · Connect · Retrieval logdecision archaeology.
A new engineer picks up a payments ticket and asks their agent why the code looks the way it does. Without Witz, the agent shrugs. With it, the answer is one query away — sourced, dated, done.
what you get.
Six promisesCited answers
Every claim links back to the document it came from, with a date. A fragment without evidence is shown as an audit item, never as truth.
One endpoint
Six MCP tools, one connection. Skip the per-tool sprawl and the raw-JSON flood in your agent's context.
You choose what's shared
Selection comes before ingestion, and scoped Memories per agent. Nothing leaks by default; source code is never indexed.
Every read logged
The retrieval log shows what each agent read, when, via which grant, and how fast.
Conflicts surface
Facts carry validity windows and version chains. When sources disagree, Witz shows the conflict instead of averaging it.
Works with every agent
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude and ChatGPT all read the same memory. No lock-in.
Witz is local and single-user today — it runs on your machine, with an offline sample workspace to explore first.
npx witz
give your agents a memory.
Connect one source, pick what matters, and paste the config into your agent. You'll have a cited answer in under a minute — and every read stays on your machine.