Who is Atlaso for? Not just developers.
A lawyer tells Claude the counterparty is Acme Corp. Next day, ChatGPT already knows.
A dev tells Claude Code to use pnpm. Cursor already does.
One memory, shared across your AI tools.
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Tuesday 18:40: you stop halfway through a task.
Wednesday 09:05: the session opens with a brief. Keep in mind. Pick up here. Check before continuing.
Pro, in Claude Code and Codex. What takes you longest to rebuild after a break?
Claude remembers you. ChatGPT remembers you. They just don't remember each other.
Atlaso is one memory that belongs to you, not to any one AI. Tell Claude once, and ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor already know.
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Your preferences follow you. Project decisions stay with the project.
Atlaso files each memory for you, and you can change it.
Bookmark this for your next project setup.
Where does your Atlaso memory live, and who can see it?
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Keys and passwords redacted before storage
- Your own database
- Never trained on, sold, or used for ads
- Delete your account, memory gone for good
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Three things you should only have to tell an AI tool once: how you like things done, what you already decided, and where you stopped.
Bookmark this for your next fresh session.
Start with the tool you already use.
Atlaso saves your decisions and preferences as you work. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop, OpenCode and Antigravity.
Free for one tool. Pro connects the rest.
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Context windows got big. Keeping decisions across tools didn't.
Monday: you tell Claude Code about the Goa offsite.
Thursday: a new Codex chat knows when you fly out.
One memory across the tools you connect.
Monday: tell Claude Code that Northwind pays in euros.
Thursday: ask Cursor to finish the Northwind quote.
It prices it in euros. You never told Cursor.
Claude Desktop can use the same memory as your other AI tools. Setup is 4 steps:
1. + → Connectors → Add custom connector
2. Name it Atlaso
3. Paste https://t.co/pwk6fUJBIk
4. Authorize in the browser
Then just ask.
Starting a new session needs more than a pile of notes.
Atlaso’s session brief separates what to keep in mind, where to pick up, and what still needs checking. It’s a Pro feature, currently in Claude Code and Codex.
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Which non-code constraint does your AI miss most often?
A budget limit, a brand rule, a compliance boundary, or a promise that never made it into the project files?
When an AI says it fixed something, save one line that begins “Verified by…”
Test name, route, log or screenshot—whatever actually proves it. A later session can recheck the evidence instead of trusting the summary.
An AI can reopen the right file and still restart the wrong work.
The missing piece is often the acceptance check: what must be true before this task is actually done.