Anamora’s memory is structured around the things your business is actually made of — people, companies, projects, commitments, decisions, risks. Not a notebook. A graph you own.
Every claim has a source. Every fact is editable. The vault lives on your machine, in plain Markdown — yours to read, version, fork, and walk away with.
Anamora ingests transcripts, threads, files, voice memos, and the occasional hand-typed note. It turns them into entities and links — the underlying structure of how your business actually works.
The canonical memory is a folder of Markdown pages, linked with [[wikilinks]]. Sources live separately under raw/, immutable after ingest. A SQLite cache powers the UI but is never the source of truth.
Memory diffs are proposed before durable belief changes. A contradictions inbox flags facts that disagree across sources. A retraction flow removes a bad source while reconciling shared knowledge that still has support.
Source: meeting · acme · q3 review (14:22). Previous belief held since mar 18.
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