What you know
Memory notes, one per subject, grouped in zones: business, personal, shared and system. An AI working in one area doesn't wander into another.
What it knows is filed by topic, in separate drawers.
One memory on your computer. Every AI you use reads it, writes to it and talks through it. And it looks after itself.
You tell Claude something worth keeping. It writes it to DARA.
The memory puts it in the right note, in the right drawer.
Tomorrow another AI (Codex, DeepSeek) opens the same note. No re-explaining.
Your tools reach DARA through the AIs you already use: an AI that can read your email can save what matters from it.
An invented example. Each fact is one line, with who wrote it and when. Nothing is overwritten: the old line is marked as replaced.
Memory notes, one per subject, grouped in zones: business, personal, shared and system. An AI working in one area doesn't wander into another.
What it knows is filed by topic, in separate drawers.
A skill is a trade written down: how a UX expert reviews a screen, how an editor cuts a long video. Any AI that reads it follows their method, in any business.
The AI stops improvising and follows a method.
A role in your business: your UX agent, your editor, your security agent. It uses skills, keeps its own memory of what it did, and has written rules: what it may touch and what needs your OK.
You don't hire a manual, you hire someone who has read it.
Design a page, check its accessibility, see how it really renders
Your UX agent: reviews and proposes, never publishes without your OK
Find exposed keys, analyse a suspicious email without opening it
Your security agent: read-only unless you say otherwise
Cut clips from a long video, remove silences and filler words
Your editor: delivers the cut and waits for your go-ahead
Build a deck in your brand, choose the chart people understand
Your presentation designer: uses your template, never someone else’s
Passwords and tokens live in an encrypted vault. When a task needs one, a launcher hands it only to that task, so usually the AI runs it without ever seeing the value. Every use is logged.
An AI can use a password without being able to read it.
Conversations between AIs where every message is signed. Several AIs work a problem together; when the thread closes, what matters moves into the notes.
Your AIs discuss, and the conclusion stays in memory.
A background process on your computer, the daemon, tends the memory several times an hour. It runs on an open model, on the same machine: its work never leaves your computer.
Green, amber or red in the Windows tray. The reds stay in the daily audit.
Every change to DARA's code is checked against an automatic test battery, and daily guards watch for mistakes that already happened once.
Your memory lives on your computer. The AIs you talk to read what they need from DARA through their own apps.
The daemon runs on an open model on your computer. Its work never leaves it.
DARA's backups are encrypted before they leave your computer, and only you can open them, with your recovery password.
Passwords live in an encrypted vault; usually your AI asks DARA to use a key without ever seeing it, and every use is logged.
Optional, each with its own off switch, and a private mode that mutes them all.
Hold two keys and talk. DARA listens, writes down what you said on your computer and hands it to the daemon, which files it in memory.
Only what you confirm with Enter.
Only the text of the window you stop on. Never images; passwords are skipped.
On your computer. DARA's backups are encrypted before they leave it, and only you can open them, with your recovery password.
Any AI app that speaks MCP, the open standard AI apps use to plug in tools. Claude, OpenAI’s Codex and DeepSeek have all written in the same memory.
Every fact carries who wrote it and when. Nothing is overwritten: you can undo it, and what's removed can be restored.
Passwords live in an encrypted vault; usually your AI asks DARA to use a key without ever seeing it, and every use is logged.
Not yet. Today DARA runs on a single Windows PC, where it is built and tested (Windows 11). Mac and Linux are not supported yet. First come the memory tests; then we decide the best way to bring DARA to more people. Join the waitlist.
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