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Clone-Me

Now in beta

Your AI remembers your criteria, and decides by them

Stop explaining the same things every time. Your AI decides by the criteria you've confirmed, and asks you instead of guessing.

Free during the beta

Working with AI: does this sound familiar?

When a conversation ends, AI forgets what you chose and why. So you keep giving the same explanations and making the same fixes.

  • TodayEvery new conversation starts with explaining who you are and what you're working on.

    With Clone-MeNew conversations pick up your role, goals and current work.

  • TodayYou've said “lead with the conclusion” a dozen times, and the next conversation forgets it again.

    With Clone-MeCriteria you've confirmed are looked up and followed in the next task.

  • TodayGaps get filled with plausible guesses, and you end up fixing the result.

    With Clone-MeWhen there's no basis, it asks you first instead of guessing.

  • TodaySwitch computers and you teach the same things all over again.

    With Clone-MeEvery AI agent you connect uses the same memory, on any computer.

Four steps for AI to learn your judgment

Your AI takes notes as you work, you confirm them, and from then on your AI puts them to use.

  1. It takes notes as you work

    Your AI agent notes the moments you choose, correct the AI or give a reason, and the server reads across conversations to write principles for you to review.

  2. You confirm

    Approve, edit or reject proposals in your inbox. Only what you approve becomes memory; anything left alone is never used.

  3. Your AI puts it to use

    Before it works, your AI agent looks up your criteria and follows them. It shows which memories it used, and asks you when there's no basis.

  4. Dreaming refines it

    Planned

    It refines only what it's sure of and asks whenever anything is unclear.

Anything you haven't confirmed is never used for a judgment, at any step.

Where it helps

Fictional scenarios that show how your clone judges by your criteria. Not real user data.

Report format

Tools used: recall

Before writing a report, it looks up the formats you like and dislike.

  1. You: Write this week's status report.

  2. CloneChecked with your clone: recall2 found
    • LikeAll documents

      Lead with the conclusion

    • DislikeShort summaries only · not detailed specs

      Long-winded prose

  3. AI agent

    Conclusion first, and the body trimmed to three paragraphs.

A plan before big work

Tools used: ask_me

Before starting a large change, your AI agent gets its plan checked first.

  1. You: Rewrite the payment module from scratch.

  2. CloneChecked with your clone: ask_meNeeds changes
    • PrincipleConfirmed Sep 12

      Review a step-by-step plan before big implementations

    Show the scope, order and done criteria first.

  3. AI agent

    Here's the plan first. Step 1 order model, step 2 payment provider, step 3 webhooks…

Features

From the tools that connect your AI agent to the console where you review and manage memories. Features still in progress are marked.

AI agent connection

Connect an AI agent such as Claude Code with a single connection token. The agent uses three MCP tools to save memories, look them up and ask for judgments.

  • rememberSave memories
  • recallLook up memories
  • ask_meAsk for a judgment

Inbox

See the proposals the server raised from the cases your AI agent left, and approve, edit or reject them in one place. Nothing becomes memory unless you choose it.

Memory management

Browse confirmed memories by type, and edit, archive or withdraw them at any time.

Connections and usage

Create a separate connection for each computer and AI agent, and issue, reissue or revoke connection tokens.

Planned

Dreaming

Periodically reviews stored information, decision cases and principles to keep your memory current. It does not train the AI model itself.

Eight promises, so you can trust it

It remembers only what you confirm, shows its evidence, and asks when it doesn't know. A judgment is never permission to act.

  1. Remember only what you confirm

    Neither facts you stated nor preferences the AI inferred are used for judgments until you confirm them. No answer is not approval.

  2. Show the evidence

    Every judgment comes with the memories and versions it used, and explains why it holds off when the evidence is weak. Linking a judgment back to the cases and conditions a principle came from is planned.

  3. Ask when unsure

    When nothing it knows would change the judgment, it asks you instead of guessing.

  4. Keep every person separate

    One account, one memory space. Your gaps are never filled with someone else's similar cases.

  5. Learn likes and dislikes together

    Likes and dislikes are kept with the conditions and exceptions for when they apply. A single correction never spreads to every situation.

  6. Reinforce only confirmed criteria

    Dreaming applies changes automatically only when evidence under the same conditions adds to a criterion you confirmed. New interpretations need your confirmation. Repeats don't add evidence. Anything even slightly unclear comes to you as an owner request.

  7. A judgment is not permission to act

    Your clone's answer is advice for your AI agent. It does not approve real-world actions such as sending an email or making a payment.

  8. Edit and delete any time

    Editing, withdrawing and archiving memories is always up to you. Data export and account deletion are being prepared so you can do them yourself too.

Your memories stay in your account

Nothing is used before you confirm it, and you can edit or disconnect at any time.

  • Separate for every account

    One account, one memory space. Your gaps are never filled with someone else's cases.

  • Unused until confirmed

    Proposals you haven't approved are never used for lookup, judgment or reinforcement.

  • Operators don't open your memories

    The admin screens have no way to open memory content. Issues are traced by request ID.

  • You stay in control

    Edit or withdraw memories and disconnect agents yourself. Data export and account deletion are in progress.

Free during the beta

Plans and prices will be published after the beta, and we'll let you know before anything becomes paid.

Beta

Freeduring the beta

The plan for invited users during the beta. When the beta ends we'll publish paid plans and let you know before anything changes.

  • AI agent connections and connection token management
  • Save, look up and ask for judgments (remember · recall · ask_me)
  • Inbox and memory management
  • Dreaming, added within the beta as it's ready
  • Beta usage under a fair-use policy

Up to 10 connections, up to 5 active tokens per connection

Frequently asked questions

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