Jackdaw gives every person and every agent the context, purpose, and tools to work together. No starting over. No guessing what matters.
The current signal from Atlas pilotand Partner onboarding.
Use the short setup guide in tomorrow’s partner email.
Slack3 setup questions
LinearGuide ready for review
CalendarCall moved to 11:30Your decisions, priorities, history, and relationships are scattered across disconnected tools.
Facts conflict, plans change, and old decisions remain searchable beside the new ones.
A task without the goal, constraints, and judgment behind it is still just an instruction.
The team works in shared notes and plans. The AI starts over in a separate chat.
People keep the work accurate in a shared Wiki. Connected sources keep it informed. Purpose and guardrails stay attached. Agents act from the same context as the team.
Gmail4 dietary notes
CalendarDoors at 8:45 AM
Drive18 volunteersWorking page for Spring service day and New volunteers.
Make every first-time volunteer feel useful from the moment they arrive.
Pair every first-timer with a returning volunteer. Keep phone numbers private.
Notes, plans, tables, checklists, code, and decisions live together in Jackdaw. People shape them together. Every agent starts from the same source of truth.
Keep the welcome flow accurate without making the team hunt through chat. This page connects the work forNorthwind rollout and Customer onboarding.
The welcome email should point to Thursday office hours.
Today, 10:00 AM · Prepared from the Q3 launch, Checkout v2, and Northwind feedback. [14 sources]
Guest checkout: out of scope.
Ship Aug 1. Maya owns the invite-only rollout.
Drafted the recap with the Aug 1 date, the invite-only rollout, and the decisions from the room.
Updated the build plan for guest checkout and kept every change behind the approved flag.
Prepared the Northwind brief from what changed, why it changed, and the source behind each claim.
One page · current everywhere · proposed changes come back for approval
Connect your inbox, calendar, chat, documents, code, and the tools your team already uses. Jackdaw brings the useful details into your Wiki with their sources attached—so your team has the whole picture and your agents don't start blind.
Create an engineering manager, chief of staff, project manager, researcher, personal assistant, or whatever your team needs. Give each one a mission, rules, tools, and the same shared context as everyone else.
Catches who is blocked on whom, and keeps Claude Code moving when it stalls.
Builds the update you owe from what actually happened, and keeps the decision trail.
Keeps an eye on your inbox, calendar, and the loose ends you keep meaning to get to.
Routine work keeps moving. Decisions stay connected. People have more time for the judgment, creativity, and relationships that only they can bring.
One shared source of truth for the people and agents doing the work.
For teams that want their people, tools, and agents working from the same context.
For solo work across the AI tools you connect.
Up to 5 members. One shared memory for the household.
Closed beta pricing. Locked in for early members.
Provider memory is useful, but it stays inside one provider and mostly learns from what happens there. Jackdaw keeps approved facts, constraints, corrections, and rejections in a visible wiki above your AI tools. Connect another compatible client and the same durable context can come with you.
Yes. Jackdaw exposes your model via standard context protocols (MCP and provider-native APIs). If your tool can take a system prompt or call an MCP server, it can use Jackdaw.
Corrections stay in the current conversation first. Approve one for your long-term wiki and every connected provider can inherit the corrected fact instead of the value it replaced.
Never. Your model is yours alone. We do not use your personal data to train any foundation model, improve our product for other users, or sell to third parties.
Yes, completely. One request purges your structured memory, vector index, and message history — not a soft delete, a full cascade across every store. You can also disconnect individual sources at any time.
All connections are encrypted in transit via TLS. Disks are encrypted at rest. The architecture enforces hard per-user data isolation at every database layer — there is no code path that can return one user's data to another.
Jackdaw is in closed beta. Request access and we’ll reach out personally when a spot opens.
