How do you give Claude or ChatGPT a memory of your product that the whole team shares?

In development. Asking Rivora questions from inside your assistant isn't available yet. Reading your team's approved feature plans from Claude and ChatGPT is available today.

Connect your assistant to a memory the whole team keeps and checks, so it reads the same confirmed decisions and rules for everyone. Today Rivora gives Claude and ChatGPT your team's approved feature plans; asking questions about your product and getting short answers from approved memory, with sources, is in development.

Why isn't a chat's own memory enough for a team?

An assistant's memory belongs to one person's chats, or to one project. It holds what someone said or uploaded. A product team needs memory that belongs to the team: decisions and rules that the people who know have confirmed, with where each one applies.

What works today?

Rivora is in the Claude and ChatGPT directories. Sign in with your Rivora account, find a feature your team approved by name, and read its approved parts, sources and open questions. See Rivora in Claude and ChatGPT.

What are we building?

Memory your assistant can ask:

• Ask in plain words. "Which rules apply to invoices for this client?" "Why does the payment step work this way?"
• Get short answers from approved memory. Only what your team has confirmed, with the sources and who confirmed it.
• See what isn't known. When the memory has no confirmed answer, it says so, so nobody builds on a guess.

People think in Claude, ChatGPT or their assistant of choice. Rivora remembers what the team confirmed, and every assistant on the team reads the same memory.

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If your team would use this, we'd like to hear how. It shapes what we build first.