Information is captured into shared memory, interpreted by specialized roles, and turned into useful views and suggestions. The shared bus is the system's spine.
capture experience and information · build connections and judgment · return useful help at the right moment
02 · Agent roles
Six roles, one shared bus
Each agent owns one kind of judgment and works from the same memory base. A role can change without losing the system's broader context.
my-memories · shared memory busshared context across specialized roles
Memory agent
Turns thoughts, interactions, and lived experience into reusable memory.
Strategist
Connects long-term direction with the present moment to suggest a better next step.
Connection mapper
Finds links across scattered memories so patterns and cognitive boundaries become visible.
Information agent
Tests outside information against personal context and returns what is useful now.
Interface agent
Turns system context into interfaces that can be browsed, understood, and acted on.
Learning agent
Organizes existing understanding and shapes learning paths along the edge of what is known.
03 · Harness engineering
What makes an agent useful is the harness around it
Models can change, while responsibilities, tools, memory scope, and write permissions remain explicit. Capability can evolve without making the system opaque.
the contract defines responsibility · code executes · permissions bound what can change
The final boundary is human: agents propose, an independent check surfaces risk, and a person decides whether to continue, revise, or stop.
the harness bounds the agents · people decide where the system goes
04 · Why Digital Me
Not to do more for people, but to help people see more clearly
Existing AI tools are increasingly good at completing tasks. Digital Me focuses on the context between them: who a person is becoming, which experiences are changing their judgment, and what deserves attention next.
It acts as a personal metacognitive system: seeing the long arc from the side without taking the final choice away from you.
Understand, not just remember
Find the connections behind memories so change, tension, and cognitive boundaries become visible.
Match, not just deliver
Test outside information against personal context and return the right depth and density.
Support judgment, do not replace it
The system proposes and explains; direction, trade-offs, and final decisions remain human.