The comic

The whole idea,
in five pages.

No jargon, no diagrams — just a brilliant colleague with amnesia, a notebook locked in someone else's office, and what changes when the notebook is yours. Turn the pages with the arrows, your keyboard, or a swipe.

Page 1 — A colleague who knows you: an engineer on a video call with a colleague who remembers everything about the project; a notebook with a neuron emblem lies on the desk. Page 2 — Every morning, from zero: three mirrored strips — a remote colleague, an engineer's AI robot, and a knowledge worker's AI robot — each forgetting everything, each owner holding a stack of papers labeled AGAIN while a shredder destroys yesterday's notes. Page 3 — Whose notebook is it? Three locked notebooks: company property behind office glass, a cloud provider's safe tagged NOT YOURS, and a subscription card reading PLAN EXPIRED — and keys that don't fit. Page 4 — With Cogitent the notebook is yours: robots share each user's own glowing notebook and hold out the right page before it's asked for; at night the notebooks tidy their own pages while everyone sleeps. Page 5 — A colleague for everyone: an engineer, a knowledge worker, a researcher and a designer each with their own AI and their own notebook; caption reads: cogitent — your AI knows you like a longtime colleague would, and what it knows belongs to you. Epilogue — the whole story in one three-panel strip: every morning the AI forgets and notes are shredded; the cloud 'fix' locks the notebook in a provider's tower tagged NOT YOURS; with Cogitent three assistants share one growing notebook that tidies itself at night and offers the right page unasked. Caption: cogitent — your AI's memory. yours. on your machine.
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Want the version with the diagrams? Start with the architecture — or judge the memory itself on the benchmarks page.