What problem does it solve? Knowledge scattered across notes, past sessions, and conversation transcripts decays silently: contradictions stay hidden, related claims never connect, and prior work becomes unfindable. Cortex keeps a curated archive of typed, cross-linked notes and makes previous sessions searchable by topic or date. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Typed Knowledge Archive: Stores notes as People, Companies, Ideas, or Research with mandatory typed related: edges (supports, contradicts, extends, etc.) so the collection behaves as a graph, not a folder. - Ingest with Ripple: Absorbs a URL or file, drafts a note with baked-in edges, then propagates updates and contradiction flags to neighboring notes. - Session Recall: A deterministic Bun CLI fans out over five local stores (work registry, session names, work dirs, spec bodies, conversation transcripts) to find prior work by theme or phrases like "yesterday" or "last week". - Use Case: Ask "what do we know about prompt injection?" to get tabulated archive hits, or run /cortex recall yesterday markdown to resume yesterday's work with ranked snippets and file paths. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to search the knowledge archive for a topic, for example: what do we know about prompt injection?