Use cases.
The same primitive — a hub URL that any AI can fetch as context — bends to whatever week you’re actually living. Pick the one closest to yours.
Long-running agents that remember what they did yesterday.
For people building or operating autonomous AI agents. Every run starts fresh by default — Memory.Wiki turns the hub URL into the agent's cross-run memory.
Cursor ↔ Claude on shared context.
For builders who switch AI tools mid-flow. The hub URL is portable context — paste it into either tool and the AI picks up where you left off.
Why you chose X, in one place.
ADR-style decision records for solo founders and small teams. Future-you (or any AI) can ask "why X over Y?" and get the rationale, not a guess.
Your team's docs, AI-readable.
For small engineering / product teams. Turn scattered docs into a hub URL Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT can fetch the same way — no custom RAG pipeline.
Papers + PDFs into one cited URL.
For people who read more than they remember — researchers, founders, doctoral students. Memory.Wiki turns a pile of PDFs into a hub any AI can quote back.
Transcripts your AI can quote back.
For founders running customer development, PMs synthesizing user research, anyone who lives in 1:1s. Capture once, query forever.
Chapter takeaways that compound.
For readers and lifelong learners. Per-chapter notes become a hub the concept index quietly weaves into a personal curriculum.