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A customer says: “It worked, then it disappeared.”
Create controlled workspaces, retrieve relevant context, and capture reviewed learning so the next task starts further ahead.
Watch our product demo to see it in action.
Split memory by team, project, customer, documentation set, or public workspace so each group gets the right boundary.
Teams can start in the browser, then add Usable Chat, MCP, and API access when needed.
Save procedures, decisions, runbooks, standards, implementation lessons, and solved problems as reusable memory.
People can review and write back lessons from completed tasks so future work starts with prior context.
When people, agents, or internal apps need information, Usable returns the right source material from approved workspaces.
Agents can retrieve architecture decisions, debugging solutions, runbooks, and team standards during work.
One task, a smarter next start
A familiar support problem shows how governed memory compounds.
A customer says: “It worked, then it disappeared.”
Usable retrieves the relevant decision and support playbook with citations. Approved tools inspect logs and live system state.
People and agents organise the evidence into impact, known context, owner, and next action.
A person reviews the lesson and guardrail. The next colleague or agent starts where this investigation finished.
Usable keeps the product simple for teams and gives developers the technical access they need later.
Use governed workspaces, fragment storage, search, and retrieval without building the whole memory stack yourself.
Create a workspace, add knowledge, and test retrieval before adding deeper integrations.
Connect MCP-compatible tools such as Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, Cline, and Windsurf to approved workspaces.
Encrypted storage, workspace access controls, and traceable changes support serious organisational use.
Use relationships, tags, context, and semantic retrieval without making every team maintain its own retrieval infrastructure.
People review solved problems, deployment notes, and implementation lessons before they become reusable memory.