Institutional memory for AI agents
General-purpose AI begins every conversation from zero. Boswell gives your team — and your AI agents — a memory of everything already established: decisions, clients, projects, people. Sourced, dated, and citable.
Boswell organizes knowledge around the things your business actually cares about: clients, projects, people, decisions — not files and chat logs.
"The Johnson project," "the J&J rebrand," and "that thing Sarah's leading" resolve to the same project with the same history — across chat, email, and your PM tool.
When a message arrives, Boswell asks what it changes about what's already known. "Chris confirmed the SAML thing is sorted" resolves a blocker — it doesn't create a note.
Every fact carries the dates it was true. Ask what the plan was in March and get March's answer, not today's.
When a reference is genuinely ambiguous, Boswell asks a person. A wrong guess in a memory system compounds; a question doesn't.
Get answers synthesized from your team's accumulated record, with sources. "Brief me on this project" returns a real briefing tailored to your role — not search results.
Boswell speaks up when something contradicts the record — framed as a question, and only at high confidence. "I have the launch date as the 16th — did this change?"
Boswell works inside the draft. A proposal starts already informed by client history, past commitments, and pricing precedent.
Boswell learns from work already happening in the tools you use. No wiki to maintain, no fields to fill in, no behavior change. And because it can read your history, it's useful in week one — not month six.
Search finds keywords. Boswell answers questions — who decided, when it changed, and why.
Memory serves the team. Any team member can ask Boswell what it knows about them. Transparent by design.
Boswell informs; people decide. It flags and answers — it doesn't act on its own.
Agencies, consultancies, and studios of 15–100 people, running many clients at once — where context lives in ten tools and three people's heads, and every departure takes a piece of it along.
Boswell is in private development. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when early access opens.