We build AI agents that remember every client, every decision, every promise, and put them to work in your business. Consulting, custom builds, and CORTEX, the memory engine we created.
Most companies do not need another AI vendor. They need one senior person who owns the AI decision, wires it into the business, and stays accountable for the result. That is the engagement.
A senior technical operator on your leadership team, without the full-time hire. In the first week we audit every system and every process where AI could remove hours or errors. By the end of the first month you have a written plan with owners, dates, and costs. After that, we run it with you.
We wire AI into the software you already pay for: your CRM, your phone system, your inbox, your scheduling, your documents. Every agent runs on CORTEX, so it carries context from one interaction to the next instead of starting over.
Most AI agents in production are amnesiacs.
They forget every conversation. Every insight. Every pattern they learned about a client, a market, a decision. And the memory your chatbot builds through Anthropic or OpenAI? It's locked to that platform. You don't own it.
CORTEX is model-agnostic, so your agent's memory belongs to your business, not to a model vendor. Pair it with Routexor and your agent switches between models and providers to keep costs down. No vendor lock-in, and a full export of everything your agent remembers whenever you ask.
Memory is the library of our minds. Yours loses most of its books. An agent on CORTEX keeps what matters: every conversation, decision, and client preference, shelved the moment it happens and back in hand when it is needed.
Every night, a dream cycle works like a good librarian. It reshelves what mattered, connects ideas learned weeks apart, and prunes the noise. The result is a curated library your agent works from.
Our own agents run on it every day. The nine-agent workforce is where we test it first.
“Cortex is the soul, the identity, the legends that we create through the memories we keep.”
Each one runs on Meridian, our agent runtime, with a CORTEX memory of its own. No shared brain. Every agent keeps its own history and its own identity, improves itself against its own record, and talks to the others when it needs them. Nine channels, MCP in both directions, voice that remembers the last call.
Answers the ATERNA line and runs the memory audit. Recognises a returning caller by number and opens with last time’s context. Every turn goes through his own CORTEX recall, so nothing said to him is said twice.
The executive conversation: positioning, pricing, the plan for a division. Briefed from memory before a call, writes the follow-up after it, and keeps the thread across months.
Builds and wires agents. Reads any MCP server as tools and serves his own memory to any MCP client. Works inside GitHub through the github skill and hands bounded jobs to sub-agents with hard caps.
Turns a brief into a working demo at a live URL. Guarded HTTP and file tools, web search, and sub-agents with depth, token and time limits, so a prototype never runs away.
Outreach, proposals, objections. A prospect’s whole history is in memory before the next touch, whether that touch is an email, an SMS or a call.
Brand voice and content systems. Writes in the voice on file, checks claims against memory, and ships on a schedule through automations that run inside the agent.
Prospect and competitive intelligence. Searches the web, reads pages through the HTML tool, and files a schema-checked brief to memory before every meeting.
Onboarding, check-ins, renewals. Reads the whole account history from her own memory and follows up on every commitment by name, on whichever channel the client used.
Process and coordination. Heartbeats, morning briefs and the nightly dream consolidation run inside the agent, with no external cron, so nothing waits for a person to trigger it.
We build and run specialist agents for your business, briefed on your clients, your tools, and how you like things done.
Each layer maps to a biological process in the human brain. This isn't metaphor. It's architecture.
A persistent engine distills all agent activity into structured memory in real-time. Not transcripts. Cognition. Decisions, reasoning chains, rejected alternatives, context shifts. The agent writes its own long-term memory as it works.
When the platform drops older context to stay within token limits, CORTEX catches it. Injects structured memory back immediately. The agent never notices. Full continuity. This is the line between an agent that impresses people in a meeting and one that's still performing three weeks into a live project.
Every interaction embedded and indexed by meaning, not keywords. Sub-300ms recall. Relevant history appears in context before the agent processes new input. The agent doesn't try to remember. It just does.
Before any prompt reaches any model, it runs against three sources: the agent's own memory, shared intelligence from every other agent in the system, and the live priority stack. The model responds like it's been on the project for months.
Generic output. Indistinguishable from a ChatGPT wrapper. No context. No memory. Starts from zero every time.
Knows your voice. Knows your strategy. Knows what you've already tried. That's not conversation history. That's persistent knowledge that compounds.
In a 20-minute live demo we show CORTEX remembering real client context, then map what it would do for your team.
A memory audit is short and free. We find the work your company repeats because nothing remembered it the first time, then we put a number on it.
Our own agent runs the interview, here on this page or on the phone. He asks about the work your company repeats: the questions that get answered again every week, the handoffs where somebody has to rebuild what was already known.
Operations, sales, service, the person everyone asks. Arlo interviews each of them and remembers all of it, so the map reflects the whole company instead of one point of view.
Every gap ranked by the hours it costs you a month, with an owner, a price, and the agent that closes it. Written the same day, yours to act on with us or without us.
It reads the same whether you run a hundred-person field operation or a division inside a Fortune 500. If the same context gets explained again every week, there is something here for you.
The audit is the demo. Come back a month later and Arlo picks up where you left off, by name, with what you told him. That is the memory layer working on your own problem before you spend anything on it.
Your first live conversation with an ATERNA agent, running on Meridian. Twenty minutes, recorded and remembered. Arlo asks how your company actually runs, and what comes back is a context graph of the business and a plan for where AI pays off first, the kind of work a large consultancy takes weeks to deliver. Come back any time and he picks up exactly where you left off.
What are you waiting for?