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Status updates and decisions,
without the busywork.

Dump messy notes — get a clean status. Schedule a Signal — get a stakeholder update without writing one. The same memory whether you're in Claude.ai, ChatGPT, or your editor.

Private beta/Works with every MCP client/Solo or team
A day in the life
“Tuesday 8:45am. Instead of dreading the weekly status meeting, you open Cortex, paste the week's messy notes, and walk in with a draft. By 9:30 the meeting is done and the stakeholder update writes itself from a Signal that runs every Friday.”
· Workflows ·

How you’ll actually use it.

Four specific workflows — not the glossy marketing version, the one-hand-on-keyboard version.

01

Status from raw notes

You've got a stack of messy meeting notes, Slack threads, and decisions. The status doc is due in an hour.

  1. 1Dump the raw stuff into Cortex — Claude pulls structure, decisions, and flagged risks.
  2. 2Review once, edit two lines, done.
  3. 3The output is a neuron — searchable later when someone asks "what changed in week 12?"
>turn these notes into a weekly status with decisions, risks, and next steps.
02

Weekly stakeholder updates

Every Friday your CPO asks "where are we this week?" You used to write it from scratch.

  1. 1A Signal runs every Friday at 15:00 — summarises shipped work, blockers, flagged risks.
  2. 2You open the neuron, tweak two lines, paste to the #exec channel.
  3. 3The CPO thinks you spent 40 minutes on it. You spent four.
03

Post-project review prep

Project just wrapped. The review needs decisions, what went well, what didn't.

  1. 1Cortex indexed all meeting notes, Slack decisions, and threads as neurons.
  2. 2Ask Claude "summarise this project: what went well, what didn't, any patterns?"
  3. 3The review doc writes itself. Add two subjective bullets and ship it.
>summarise project Atlas: what went well, what didn't, recurring patterns.
04

Decision log, actually kept

Six months ago the team chose to defer the auth rebuild. Now someone asks why.

  1. 1Every decision captured in Slack or chat became a neuron with who, when, and context.
  2. 2Ask Cortex "why did we defer auth v2?" — cites the decision note with the original thread.
  3. 3Wheel not reinvented, meeting avoided.
>why did we defer auth v2? show the decision note and the original thread.
· Features you’ll lean on ·

The core of Cortex for product owners.

Signals

Automation

"Every Monday 9am, draft the week's update from shipped work." Signals run AI on a schedule with your brain as context, and land the result as a neuron — searchable, citable, ready to ship.

Team brains

For teams

Every meeting, decision, and doc lands in a shared Cortex. New hires onboard by searching, not asking. Role-based access. Per-team scoping. Every AI the team uses reads from the same memory.

Chat

AI conversations

Cortex searches your brain — plus Gmail and your connected sources — before any model answers. Citations are built in. Switch models next month and your context comes with you.

Questions, answered

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