Governed continual learning
Everyone hasthe latest models.
Your advantage is the experience they don’t have.
memco helps turn your team’s hard-won know-how into private, shared learning for your agents. They can use it, improve it and keep it as models change.
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Works with your agent stackModel-agnostic · IDE-agnostic · harness-agnostic · tool-agnostic
- Models
- Claude
- OpenAI
- Gemini
- Llama
- DeepSeek
- Qwen
- IDEs
- Cursor
- Windsurf
- Zed
- JetBrains
- GitHub
- VS Code
- Harnesses
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Copilot
- Meta Muse
- ChatGPT Dots
- Tools
- Linear
- Jira
- Confluence
- Notion
- Zendesk
- Sentry
- PagerDuty
- Hermes
- OpenClaw
- buzz.xyz
Success on your company’s work over time, with and without memco, the return on investment that builds on it, and the knowledge asset you own
Success on your company’s work
You, with memco
Your competitors
Same models.Your experience.
Return on investment
- Lower cost per result
- Engineering capacity
- Faster review cycles
- First-pass acceptance
- Operational reliability
Knowledge asset you ownPortable across models and agents
Owned and portable
Tied to the model
Your advantage carries over.
Each upgrade lifts both lines. Only yours keeps climbing in between, the return compounds, and the knowledge asset you own keeps growing, portable across every model and agent.
Governed continual learning
One agent learns.The next starts ahead.
memco turns what works, what fails and what changes into shared company knowledge. Your agents use that experience to avoid repeat mistakes and do better work.
For coding and knowledge work. Across models and tools.
Company-owned. Shared within your rules.
Where governed continual learning fits
Company-governed reuse
Shared knowledge
Teams find what was recorded.
Governed continual learning
Company knowledge improves with use.
Saved context
An agent remembers.
Agent learning
A workflow improves.
Individual use
memco combines related lessons, revises them as evidence changes and controls where they can be used.
How it works
How a lesson becomes company knowledge.
01Combine
Related lessons combine.
Similar findings from different agents and tasks are combined into one lesson.
02Revise
SupersededCurrentFailed outcome
Lessons change as evidence changes.
Outcomes from later work revise a lesson or supersede it.
03Control
Shared within your rules.
Lessons have a scope. Only authorised lessons cross it, so sharing follows your permissions.
04Keep
Change the model. Keep the learning.
Learning stays separate from any one model, so switching models doesn’t start your company knowledge over.
05Where it applies
Coding and knowledge work.
Across models and tools. For small teams, scaleups and enterprises.
06Ownership
Company-owned.
The company’s experience should belong to the company, however the work gets done. People set direction and keep responsibility.
Your company's advantage
Stop paying for
the same lessons.
The frontier labs make general expertise easier to buy. Your competitors get the same upgrades. Your advantage is knowing what works in your business: the exceptions, decisions and working practices learned over years.
memco helps turn that know-how into knowledge your agents can use, test and improve.
The next agent inherits a better starting point.
View the values
Each agent completes five equal steps of comparable work. The acceptance standard and axes stay fixed in both views.
| Agent | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Separate: all | 100 | 80 | 65 | 55 | 50 |
| Shared: first | 100 | 80 | 65 | 55 | 50 |
| Shared: next | 60 | 49 | 43 | 40 | 38 |
| Shared: next | 48 | 40 | 35 | 32 | 30 |
| Shared: next | 40 | 34 | 30 | 28 | 27 |
A future scenario
99% agents.1% humans.Whose knowledge?
Imagine a company running 99 agents for every person. People set direction and keep responsibility. The company's experience should belong to the company, however the work gets done.
Switch models without starting your company knowledge over. memco keeps learning separate from any one model, with access set by your company.
Your company · 99 agents, one human authority
Retained company asset
Company-owned knowledge
Related lessons combined. Revised as evidence changes.
Independent of the model doing the work.
33 agents · restricted local scope
Engineering
Frontier model
Architecture lessons stay within their authorised scope.
33 agents · restricted local scope
Customer work
Open-weight model
Policy exceptions are available to permitted agents.
33 agents · restricted local scope
Operations
Specialist model
Working practices remain under company access rules.
Each square is an agent. The diamond marks human authority.
Change the model mix.
The company knowledge stays.
Controlled research
Better results.Same model weights.
In a banking benchmark, agents improved on repeated tasks using shared memory and benchmark-provided solutions.
Read the researchSingle-trial success
What the comparison does and doesn't show
The learned-memory condition adds shared memory, reflection and verified correction instructions, with unchanged model weights. One Claude baseline trial was missing because of an infrastructure error. The reported rate averages each task's evaluable trials.
This does not establish unseen-task generalisation or enterprise cost savings. Source: Learning on the Job, Table 1.
Typical success metrics
What good looks like,measured.
Nine measures teams use to judge whether agents are getting better at the company’s work, and not just because the model improved.
First-pass acceptance
The share of outputs that meet the customer’s standard without substantive correction or rework.
Time to an accepted result
Elapsed time from starting a task to a usable outcome, including retries, review and handoffs.
Safe autonomous completion
The share of agreed tasks completed correctly without unplanned human rescue. Required approvals still count as required.
Repeat-error rate
How often a previously understood mistake recurs in later work where that lesson should apply.
Cross-person or agent learning gain
How much better someone performs on a new task because of what another person or agent previously learned.
Adaptation speed
How quickly affected people and agents act correctly after a policy, fact or operating condition changes, without breaking valid exceptions.
Time to first proven value
Time from starting deployment to a verified improvement in real customer work, not merely the first memory stored or retrieved.
All-in cost per accepted result
Model spend, human intervention, setup and knowledge maintenance together. More tokens can be worthwhile if they produce a better result.
Improvement with experience
Whether comparable work becomes more reliable or needs less intervention as learning accumulates, rather than because tasks got easier or the model improved.
Put company learning inside your product.
Building coding agents or knowledge-work software for customers? Give each customer's agents a way to learn from their own work.
Explore the SDKBuild on what your company learns.
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