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Organisational memory for AI.
Organisational memory — or organizational memory — is what a company has learned: the decisions it made, why it made them, what happened next, and what changed since. Organisational memory for AI makes that reasoning available to agents, not just to the people who were in the room.
What an organisational memory holds
- DECISION
- What was chosen
- RATIONALE
- Why, and which alternatives were considered
- CONSTRAINTS
- What limited the options at the time
- EVIDENCE
- Where it came from — provenance
- OUTCOME
- What happened afterward
- STATUS
- Whether it still holds, or was superseded
How it differs from context, agent memory and RAG
CONTEXT WINDOWWhat one agent knows right now. Gone when the session ends.
AGENT MEMORYWhat one agent remembers about its own past work.
RAGFinds relevant passages in documents. Complementary, not replaced.
ORGANISATIONAL MEMORYShared, governed reasoning across agents, people and time.
Oneda is organisational memory for AI agents.
Start with Claude Code in minutes, then extend to your own agents through MCP and the API.