Give the work one source of context.
Bring the brief, notes, references, and active questions together before the discussion fragments across more tools and threads.
- Starts with
- Brief + source set
- Leaves you with
- Shared project context
ZAKI / Spaces
ZAKI Spaces keeps project sources, conversation, and decisions in one scoped place, so the next answer starts from the work that shaped it.
Representative static workflow
( Spaces principles )
( Work that needs a shared world )
A Space gives a project one place for its source material, active threads, and decisions. ZAKI can answer from that scoped context instead of asking the team to reconstruct it every time.
Bring the brief, notes, references, and active questions together before the discussion fragments across more tools and threads.
Use the files and conversation in the Space to compare what the sources say, expose disagreement, and produce an answer the team can trace.
Turn the useful conclusion into a visible decision and next action, so the following thread begins from the direction already chosen.
( A deliberate memory boundary )
Personal Brain belongs to Agent. A Space keeps its own project scope: the files, threads, people, and decisions relevant to that work. The boundary makes shared context useful without mixing it into the user's personal memory by default.
( Source-aware conversation )
Spaces keeps the conversation beside the material that shaped it. Source state and the current decision remain visible, so a useful answer can be checked instead of accepted on presentation alone.
Start a Space around the work that deserves continuity. Keep the sources, discussion, and decision in the same project world.
Open ZAKI Spaces