Your company remembers so you don't have to.
Not notes and not a wiki. A structured record of what the company decided, what it learned and what it is bound by — read by every later piece of work, so nothing starts from an empty page.
Every entry is timestamped, sourced and yours to export.
Six kinds of memory. One company.
- DecisionsWhat was decided, when, and the reasoning that stood behind it.
- EvidenceInterviews, sources, numbers and quotes — attached to the claim they support.
- CustomersWho they are, what they said, what they paid for, where they went quiet.
- ConstraintsMoney, time, skills, legal and personal limits the work has to respect.
- OutcomesWhat was tried, what happened, and what that ruled in or out.
- OwnershipWho owns the company, the IP, the brand and each artefact.
You never write the record. The work writes it.
- Work happens
A mission runs, a specialist prepares something, you approve or reject it.
OutputEntries proposed, with their source attached
- It gets attributed
Each entry keeps where it came from — which run, which source, which decision.
OutputProvenance, not folklore
- It gets read
The next mission loads the relevant record before it plans anything.
OutputWork that starts informed
- It stays yours
Exportable and transferable — including to whoever buys the company later.
OutputAn asset, not a lock-in
Company Memory is the record. Everything else in Aurygine reads from it and writes back to it.
- Missions read the record before planning
- Specialists cite it in what they prepare
- Control Tower surfaces what changed
- Transfer hands the whole record over
Start the record before you need it.
The value of a company record is entirely in having started it early. It costs nothing to begin, and it is yours from the first entry.