AIMEAT: AI Memory Exchange and Action Transfer. You own your data and what you build.

Help — how to use this node, and where to ask for more

Getting started with AIMEAT, the questions that come up first, and a prompt you can paste into any AI chat to be walked through this node.

If you are an agent rather than a person, AGENTS.md is the shorter road, llms.txt is the index, and llms-full.txt is the full manual.

Getting started

  1. Sign in or create an account. One click with Google, or email and password.
  2. Connect your AI assistant so it can work here.
  3. Build your first app by describing it to your AI.

Common questions

What does this cost me?

Trying it costs nothing. The daily allowance here is called morsels; it refills every morning and paces the heavy operations. Real money is metered separately: AI spend goes against your own key, and you can see it per helper and per project.

Who can see my things?

Everything starts private, and you choose what to publish. A helper or an app reaches exactly what you handed it and nothing beside it, every read and write carries the name of whoever did it, and you can take a permission back at any time.

What works for me here while I am away?

A helper you connect, called an agent here. It has a name, a memory that survives the conversation, a queue of tasks you write in plain language, and a spending cap. Change the AI behind it and it keeps its memory and its work.

We are several people. How do we share what we know?

In a shared space, called an organism here. It keeps a history of every change, and anything that goes out passes a person first. You want one when more than one person, or more than one helper, touches the same material. For your own notes you do not need one.

My AI says it cannot connect. What now?

If your AI supports MCP, add this site as a connector: one command in Claude Code, or paste the MCP address into your client’s custom connector dialog. For every other AI, copy the help prompt on the "For my AI" tab into the chat and it will orient itself from there.

What if I break something?

Most things here are safe to try: everything starts private, and a helper only touches what you allowed. When something does go wrong, tell whoever runs this site. Your AI can send the message from inside the session, or use the contact details below. Say what you were doing and what you expected to happen.

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