How it works

Save a memory,
use it again in the next tool.

ASR is an MCP memory store. It keeps the original text of your AI conversations and brings back the relevant memories when you need them.

The sequence

Save → Index → Search → Check the original

01

Save

Conversations and work notes go into ASR word for word.

02

Index

A summary, drawer tags and a search index are prepared alongside.

03

Search

In the next tool, a question or a clue finds the related memories.

04

Check

Find it through the summary; open the saved original whenever you need it.

01 · Keeping it

The original text is kept as is.

What you need next time is not just the conclusion, but how you got there.

ASR preserves the original text of every memory it is asked to save. It also records who left it, when, and which drawer it belongs to.

Summaries and indexes help you find things; they never replace the original. When you open a search result, what you need is the sentence as it was written.

02 · Picking it up

The next tool finds the same record.

When you switch tools, the new one searches ASR through its MCP connection. The old tool's internal chat isn't copied over — what comes back is the record you saved to ASR.

Saved in the first tool

Finished the login screen.
Payment screen is next.

Brought back in the next tool

The login screen is done.
I'll pick up from the payment screen.

03 · Boundaries

What carries over,
and what doesn't.

Carries over

What you explicitly saved to ASR

Original text, source, project, time and drawer are all available to the next tool.

Doesn't carry over

Each tool's full chat history and abilities

An AI's built-in memory, its model capabilities and your local files are not copied automatically.

Never crossed

Other users' memory spaces

Searches and saves stay within the connected account.