Which tools does it work with?
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, through the free plugin, wherever they run. Or use our own agent, on Macs with Apple Silicon.
Can my teammates see what my agent remembers?
Only if you share a space with them. Memory is private to you by default. In a shared space, each teammate’s agent recalls what the others captured there.
How many tokens does the agent use compared to other coding agents?
On long coding sessions, at least 3× fewer than the same model on its own, memory included. The longer you work, the bigger the saving; short tasks save less.
Can I see the memory the agent captures?
Yes. Everything the agent remembers is in Studio, with the evidence it came from, and you can delete anything you don’t want kept. It stays private to you unless you share a space with your team.
Which models are available, and how do you keep the list current?
Claude (Sonnet 5, Opus 5.5, Opus 5, Fable 5.1), GPT (GPT-6 Astra and Sol, GPT-5.6), Gemini (3.8 Flash, 3.1 Pro), Grok 4.7 and Meta’s Muse Wonder 1.0. New frontier models are added as their providers release them.
What happens when I run out of usage?
Your included usage resets every week. If you run out before then, you can upgrade at any time, or carry on after the reset. Nothing you have done is lost either way.
Can I use my own API key?
Not in the agent today. It runs every model through your plan, so there is one bill and memory stays in step with the work. To use your own key or subscription, add the free plugin to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and get the same memory there.
Which platforms does it run on?
The agent runs on Macs with Apple Silicon, as a desktop app or in the terminal. On another platform, the plugin brings the same memory to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex wherever they run.
How does this relate to Assertion Analytics?
Analytics is our second product, for business-data analysis rather than software work. It is built on the same memory and includes it. If that is what you need, start there instead.
Is my data used for training?
No. Your code, data and memory are never used to train models.