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Company Memory

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.

Company record · Northline184 entries
Decision · price at £240/mo, not £9012 Feb
Evidence · 9 interviews, 6 named one blockerSourced
Constraint · no paid acquisition until month 4Active
Outcome · cold email, 1.1% replyRuled out
Referenced while drafting today4 entries

Every entry is timestamped, sourced and yours to export.

Most companies forget faster than they learn.

  1. The reasoning disappears.

    Six months later nobody can say why the price is what it is, or what was ruled out and why.

  2. Evidence gets separated from claims.

    The interview that justified the whole positioning is in a document nobody opens again.

  3. The same experiment gets run twice.

    Because the first result was never written down anywhere the next decision could reach.

  4. Everything is in one person's head.

    Which is the single most fragile place a company can keep itself.

What the record holds

Six kinds of memory. One company.

  1. DecisionsWhat was decided, when, and the reasoning that stood behind it.
  2. EvidenceInterviews, sources, numbers and quotes — attached to the claim they support.
  3. CustomersWho they are, what they said, what they paid for, where they went quiet.
  4. ConstraintsMoney, time, skills, legal and personal limits the work has to respect.
  5. OutcomesWhat was tried, what happened, and what that ruled in or out.
  6. OwnershipWho owns the company, the IP, the brand and each artefact.
How it fills

You never write the record. The work writes it.

  1. Work happens

    A mission runs, a specialist prepares something, you approve or reject it.

    Output

    Entries proposed, with their source attached

  2. It gets attributed

    Each entry keeps where it came from — which run, which source, which decision.

    Output

    Provenance, not folklore

  3. It gets read

    The next mission loads the relevant record before it plans anything.

    Output

    Work that starts informed

  4. It stays yours

    Exportable and transferable — including to whoever buys the company later.

    Output

    An asset, not a lock-in

Before
  • Reasoning lives in your head.
  • Evidence is scattered across tools.
  • Every task restarts from zero.
  • The company can't be handed over.
With Aurygine
  • Reasoning lives in the company.
  • Evidence sits next to the claim it supports.
  • Every task starts from what is already known.
  • The company can be handed over intact.
One company record

Company Memory is the record. Everything else in Aurygine reads from it and writes back to it.

What it writes back
  • Missions read the record before planning
  • Specialists cite it in what they prepare
  • Control Tower surfaces what changed
  • Transfer hands the whole record over
See Company Memory

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.