The Companion app

In development. The concept stands, the build follows. Its foundation is covey's memory infrastructure.

The Companion is a separate, optional app: the place where a person offloads what they carry in their head — ideas spoken on the move, notes, documents — and turns it into context for their agents.

Purpose: continuity, not self-optimisation

The goal is not the personal "second brain" but continuity in the team: cover, holidays, onboarding. Role knowledge that is shared lets colleagues and agents take over when somebody is away.

The flow

1. Offload — capture on the go, voice first.
2. Curate — a curator agent distils the raw material into linked wiki pages, spots gaps and asks back.
3. Feed — shared knowledge flows, enforced centrally, as context into the agents' tasks.

Privacy

The brain dump belongs to the person. Private stays private from other people; sharing with the department is a deliberate decision, governed by the team lead. Not a surveillance tool — the Companion serves the person's productivity, not their supervision.

Visibility

Tiered: private → department → org. The team lead governs the shared layer, not the private one.

Why this works technically

The apparatus already exists: the agents' wiki memory is exactly this model — linked pages, vector index, consolidation. The Companion puts a person in the owner's place instead of an agent.