The problem
Every AI conversation starts from nothing. You explain the client, the project and what was decided last week — then you switch tools and explain it all again. Work done in one AI is invisible to the next.
What Kroy State holds
- Decisions — what was decided, by whom, and why.
- Projects and tasks — what is in progress, blocked or done.
- Artifacts — the drafts, reports and analyses AI has produced.
- Relationships — how the work connects to clients, matters and systems.
- Provenance — why Kroy believes each fact, and where it came from.
How it works across AI
Start an analysis in Claude and record the decision in Kroy. Continue the same project in ChatGPT: it reads the current state rather than a pasted summary. Let Codex pick up the implementation from the same tasks and decisions.
Each AI sees only the state its user — and the delegation to that agent — permits.
Why independent state matters
If your organisation’s working memory lives inside one AI provider, changing provider means losing it. Kroy keeps state independent, so you can use whichever AI suits each task.