Cross industry
Six AI memory engines built for developers, not operators
Mem0, Cognee, Zep, Letta, Supermemory and Basic Memory hold private client memory, and each expects a developer. What they do, and what to verify first.
Galina Fendikevich
Founder and Editor
Cross industry
What an AI memory layer is, and why five operators asked for one
An AI memory layer keeps structured client facts current and readable by an assistant. Five operators in five industries asked for the same product.
Health & wellness
S1E7: How a non-tech founder built a 15-agent AI health business on Claude
Dr. Nikki Siso built fifteen interconnected Claude skills with no technical background, cutting client intake from hours to 45 minutes and a 10-page report.
Restaurants
S1E6: I trusted AI to build my restaurant. It cost me $30,000
Conscious Kitchen founder Dr. Nikki Siso on the lease AI reviewed in three minutes, the permitting step it missed that cost $30,000, and what she runs now.
M&A advisory
S1E5: How she cut her payroll by 83% using one AI agent
Christine McDannell of The Magnolia Firm on cutting payroll 83%, pricing Claude at $40,000 a month of labour, and the AI valuation that was off by an order of magnitude.
Public relations
S1E4: He runs PR for deep tech startups
Sam Polstein on why he thinks about context engineering more than prompt engineering, and why every media database he has tried is three weeks out of date.
Hospitality
S1E3: Why AI keeps failing in luxury hospitality
Sofiane Ghorbel of AL Hospitality Group on what AI runs behind the desk, why personalisation keeps failing at the front, and who should own a guest profile.
Yacht charter
S1E2: How a luxury yacht company uses AI without losing the personal touch
Jennifer Kerum on running multilingual client conversations through Gemini, the client who trusted ChatGPT over his captain, and the intake tool nobody sold her.
Construction
S1E1: They do $20M a year on sticky notes
Annija Eizenarma on why $20M legacy businesses still run on paper, what makes an AI pilot stall at month three, and how operators judge a vendor.