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Memory

What it knows about your business, kept in one place.

The business memory every job reads and writes, scoped to your business alone.

A memory frame holds rows for business, voice, customers, documents, and what worked, plus an empty next lesson row. A dot reads a row, then writes into it, filling in with a note and a Learned tag.
Fig. 01 · Memory, in motion
What you get

Memory, in plain terms

Reads before every job

Carcin checks what it already knows about your business before doing anything new.

Writes back what it learns

Each job can leave a note the next job reads, so the work compounds over time.

Say it once, not twice

A fact you state updates the existing record instead of piling up duplicates.

Holds your documents too

The files your business keeps live in the same memory, scoped to you alone.

Yours, not shared

One workspace, one memory, and nothing here mixes with any other business.

How it works

What Memory actually does

Memory is what Carcin knows about your business: what you sell, how you talk, what worked before, what you said, and the documents you keep. Every job reads it before starting and writes back what it learned, so the second job knows what the first one was told. State something once and it sticks, updated rather than repeated. Nothing in it is shared with any other business.

Where it shows up: /platform · /how-it-works

Related

Works with Chat, Loops, Workspace, Boundary

A chat proposes a weekly loop to reply to reviews and its chip checks when activated, while a work log fills in beside it: listing corrected, pages drafted, a review answered, email scheduled.
Chat

Say it once. Watch it get done.

Type what happened in plain words. Carcin answers, proposes a loop, and starts the work while the log fills in beside you.

How it works →
A copper dot orbits a small weekly loop. Each pass draws a line to a job card, reviews answered, listing checked, report sent, that fades in and checks off, with a pause chip visible the whole time.
Loops

Say yes once. It keeps running.

Carcin proposes the recurring work in chat, replying to reviews, keeping a listing current, sending the report, and one tap turns it on or off.

How it works →
A business enters, a private workspace is provisioned with its own environment, memory, and address, connections come online, and work flows out to search, listings, reviews, email, and ads.
Workspace

A private operation, provisioned for you

Its own environment, memory, and address. Every job runs inside it and reads what the last one learned. Ready in about a minute.

How it works →
A business sits inside its own workspace with environment, memory, and assets. Identity is checked at the boundary. An approved connection crosses; an unknown request is turned away.
Boundary

One business. One boundary.

Identity checked on the server, connections scoped to you, assets encrypted, every action logged. The controls running today, nothing promised.

How it works →

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FAQ

Memory questions

01What is Memory?
The business memory every job reads and writes, scoped to your business alone. Memory is what Carcin knows about your business: what you sell, how you talk, what worked before, what you said, and the documents you keep.
02What does Memory not do?
It does not share anything across businesses. One workspace, one memory. It does not require the owner to organize or tag what they tell Carcin; Carcin decides how to record it. It does not keep everything forever without limit; each memory has a size cap and the whole set is budgeted before it reaches a job.
03Does Memory cost extra?
No. Every tier is the full product, including the free tier with 100 credits, no card, and no expiry. Paid tiers change how much work Carcin can do each month, not which features you get.

Put it to work.

Your workspace is ready in about a minute. Tell Carcin about your business and it starts.

Start free with 100 credits · No card required · Every tier is the full product