Chat memory
Useful for recalling a conversation, but old conversation is not automatically current project truth. TruthSpine checks current sources and separates accepted truth from stale or conflicting history.
TruthSpine product guide
TruthSpine is project truth, not another chat memory
Learn how TruthSpine differs from chat memory, static agent rules, retrieval systems, and manually maintained project context files.
Memory preserves what was said. Rules describe how an agent should behave. RAG retrieves matching material. Context files summarize what someone remembered to write down. TruthSpine keeps a current, source-backed project state and carries its decisions, gaps, proof, and next work between connected chats.
Agent rules
Useful for durable behavior and coding conventions, but rules do not normally track what changed, what finished, what failed, or what should happen next.
RAG and code search
Useful for finding relevant files or passages. TruthSpine adds project-state reasoning: which claims are current, which sources support them, and which unresolved gaps should remain visible.
Manual context documents
Useful when kept current, but maintaining them becomes another user job. TruthSpine builds and updates compact project truth from connected sources and agent work.
Use TruthSpine with a real project
Try TruthSpine free for 14 days, connect a project you already work on, and see what the next chat receives.