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What we have shipped to make another you useful — brain, meetings, agents, and the surfaces that compound as you live.
Updated July 21, 2026
One clone, every room
Cortex is built for the jobs that matter: one brain for every role you play, meetings you cannot take, and agents that work the way you would.
- Sales, team, and technical clones — same brain, different rooms
- Your clone can join Google Meet as you and bring the transcript home
- Hand work to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex — review comes back in your voice
A dashboard that follows how you work
Home, Capture, Brain, Agents, and Activity — five clear jobs instead of a maze of features.
- Brain for exploration, wiki, fidelity, and corrections
- Agents for meetings, daily brief, coding loop, connections, and API handoff
- Meeting and coding-loop flows that finish cleanly end to end
Connections — without contaminating who you are
Connect the apps you live in. Third-party context informs answers; it never quietly rewrites your identity, judgment, or voice.
- Searchable catalog with explicit read permissions
- Google and a long tail of read-only integrations
- Your self-model stays yours — attributed context stays attributed
Clone chat that feels like a person
Answers stream in, stay grounded in your brain, and read like a few quick texts — not a generic assistant essay.
- Faster, cleaner public chat and voice
- No canned smalltalk when someone is actually asking you
- What you see while streaming is what you keep
Onboarding that remembers where you stopped
Building a clone takes real time. Reload mid-flow and you pick up at the same step — drafts and voice included.
- Continue or redo from Settings without losing the account
- Queued uploads survive refresh
Homepage that says what Cortex is for
A single clear question: what would it be worth to have another you? Get access for invites; member sign-in for people already in.
- Outcome-led story for brain, meetings, and agents
- Invite path and member path, both obvious from the first screen
Agents Hub and meetings you run yourself
Discover every agent surface in one place. Paste a Meet link — your clone joins. Knowledge ages honestly so soul stays stable while old facts step back.
- Live agents, self-serve recipes, and custom agent requests
- Always-on meeting join without founder ops
- Image understanding in clone and owner chat
Daily brief, coding loop, and Prompting DNA
Your clone as operator: a morning brief, a reviewer for coding agents, and a model of how you steer AI — so it can prompt the way you would.
- Daily brief over calendar and email
- Coding agents get verdicts and directives in your voice — screenshots welcome
- Discord can ask any public clone
- Prompting DNA — how you delegate, correct, and verify with AI tools
Meetings in your voice — even when you leave
Your clone stays on the call, listens, and speaks back as you. Close the tab; it keeps going. Afterward, the transcript lands in your brain.
- Speaks in your cloned voice first
- Answers when you are addressed — no awkward silence
- Runs with the dashboard closed
Onboarding that builds a real clone
Psychology interview, adaptive deep-dives, and a clear path to go live on REST and MCP.
- Voice or text per question, drafts that survive reload
- Follow-ups aimed at where the clone is still thin
- Activate checklist when you are ready to ship
A meeting agent that compounds
Join, listen, speak, then write the call back into Capture — so every meeting makes the brain sharper.
- Live speak-back that sounds human, not typed
- Post-meeting writeback into your brain
Bring your AI history with you
Import ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and coding-agent exports. Cortex learns both what you know and how you operate AI.
- Major chat and agent export formats
- Owner knowledge stays attributed to you
- Durable chat history on your public clone
Correct the clone. Teach it who is asking.
Edit knowledge when it misses. Import social exports. Let queriers share who they are so answers fit the relationship.
- Owner knowledge editor and feedback loop
- Star ratings with “what would be better”
- Social import during onboarding
- Relationship-aware answers when context is shared
How you actually decide
Cortex keeps your real tensions — the stories you tell yourself, the values that collide, how sure you sound, and how you shift by audience.
- Self-story and turning points
- Value collisions without flattening them
- Certainty, hedging, and when you change your mind
- Different mode for different people
Judgment, style, and a life that is yours
Beyond facts: how you reason, what you believe, how you write and speak, and the people and events that shaped you.
- Tradeoffs and paths you rejected
- Written and spoken style from real examples
- Life events and relationships with personal specificity
Identity and knowledge — routed like a mind
Stable self-model on one side. Factual memory on the other. A wiki you can inspect. Conversation that remembers across sessions.
- Values, heuristics, and voice as a durable core
- Evidence you can open and read
- Memory that compounds across chats
Talk to your clone live
Fullscreen voice with barge-in. Text first, then playback in your voice. Google signup into onboarding in one pass.
- Live voice conversation
- Stop mid-answer when you change your mind
- Sign in with Google
Intake, voice, and an honest brain
Drop in files and voice. Build a voice that sounds like you. Explore a brain that only claims what it can stand behind.
- Multi-file and voice intake
- Voice clone from your real recordings
- Wiki and search on your brain
- Answers that sound like you — not a generic assistant
Cortex ships
Ingest text, files, and voice. Extract a structured brain. Query it over REST, MCP, and voice — your alternate intelligence, alive.
- Psychology-interview onboarding
- Public clone profiles
- REST and MCP for external agents
- Voice that speaks as you