Personal agent + durable memory

Teach it once.
It remembers.

OSL is the chat agent you talk to. KnowShowGo is the memory brain underneath — facts, procedures, and private vault data that survive across sessions. You approve before anything sensitive submits.

  • Cross-session recall
  • Private vs shared memory
  • Watch the live browser
  • Approval before submit

Two pieces. One product.

Cold visitors often mix these up — here’s the split in one glance.

OSL agent

Chat · Slack · Watch · form fill · vault ask-before-use

What you talk to

KnowShowGo

Concepts · assertions · embeddings · procedures · soft ACL

What remembers

Apps never call the memory HTTP API ad‑hoc — they use the KnowShowGo client SDK.

What memory actually does for you

Not “chat history.” Durable objects you can search, reuse, and keep private.

Teach once

Tell the agent your profile, logins (vaulted), and how a form should be filled. Next session it still knows — no re‑explaining.

Private vs commons

Your personal facts and credentials stay yours. Shareable procedures and ontology can compound in the public commons.

Watch mode

See the live Playwright browser while the agent works. When it’s unsure, it asks — it does not silently guess.

Forms that survive change

Procedures are remembered as data. When a layout shifts, the agent can repair and keep the fix — with your approval on submits.

See it in action

Narrated recordings from the running system — start with the personal assistant if you care about memory first.

Automations that adapt

A form changes; the agent notices, asks when unsure, repairs the procedure, and remembers the fix.

KnowShowGo under the hood

Semantic objects, prototypes from exemplars, procedure graphs — the durable store the agent runs on.

KnowShowGo is the memory graph

Concepts, categories, and procedures as versioned data with provenance — not a prompt dump. Typed by prototypes; searchable by meaning.

  • Assertions with evidence and lineage
  • Embedding search over meaning
  • Soft private ACL (X-KSG-Owner)
  • Procedures resolved by intent, not hardcoded names
  • Reachable from your own code via the public API
KnowShowGo concept hierarchy browser Concept hierarchy browser (schema.org + WordNet seed)

Try it live — 3 minutes

Prove memory yourself. Don’t just watch a video.

  1. Create a tester account /register → then open the agent
  2. Teach one fact In chat: “Remember my favorite color is blue.”
  3. New session, ask again “What’s my favorite color?” — it should recall from KnowShowGo.
  4. Optional: Watch + Token Viewer /watch for the live browser · /tv/ to inspect stored objects

Honest MVP status

Works today

  • Chat + durable KSG memory
  • Vault ask-before-use
  • Watch live browser
  • Approval-gated form fill / mock dogfood

Not claiming yet

  • Unattended LinkedIn production apply
  • GoDaddy DNS / domain edits by the agent
  • Hard token multi-tenant identity