Central context
One context. Everyone in the loop.
Your people and AI tools work from the same knowledge. Keep the decisions, bring the sources, and pick up the next conversation with context.
The pilot starts October 8.
Keep it in the EU.
The decision and its source.
The same knowledge, recalled.
Claude
CodexCursorIllustrative record · access follows project permissions
01 / Carry the work forward
The handoff without the history lesson.
Retain what was agreed, why it matters and what is still open. A teammate or connected assistant can retrieve that context without rebuilding the conversation.
The next teammate
Recover client scope and commitments before the next call.
The next tool
Bring relevant project knowledge into Claude, Cursor or Codex.
The next session
Use a checkpoint to continue from the decisions already made.
02 / Connect your tools
Set up once. Keep your way of working.
Use the Console instructions or the connect command, choose your project, and confirm the scope in your AI tool. Client support determines the available tools and sign-in method.
npx enkeon connect- MCP for compatible assistants
- OAuth or the supported local bridge
- Project keys for machine access
- Your team's existing sources
03 / Keep context organized
Shared knowledge. Clear boundaries.
Invite the right people and connect the right sources. Project membership controls access; branches keep client and workstream knowledge organized inside that boundary.
People & permissions
Manage project members, roles and access as responsibilities change.
Clients & workstreams
Use named branches to keep related work together. Branches do not replace permissions.
Sources & corrections
Keep the evidence with each decision and revise the record when facts change.
04 / Build on experience
Give the next session a better starting point.
Recall before starting, save decisions with their reasons, and keep one checkpoint as work progresses. Where Enkeon-E is enabled, participating agents can also share progress and propose lessons for review.
- Recall the task and relevant context
- Retain decisions with their sources
- Revise existing records when correcting
- Review proposed learning before reuse
Keep exploring
See what context makes possible.