Your company should remember why.
Recon connects what happened to why it happened: decisions, rejected paths, and receipts your team and AI can revisit.
Start with private memory for your own work on this Mac. When the work becomes shared, Recon Cloud and Teams give the company one verified record.
The answer exists. The reasoning is scattered.
Recon connects the decision to the docs, tickets, conversations, and work sessions that explain why, with a receipt back to every source.
One decision. Three teams. One reason everyone can use.
Customer success knows what the customer is worried about. Engineering knows the constraint. Product knows the decision. Recon connects all three so nobody has to reconstruct the reasoning from scratch.
Customer success
Customer constraint
Acme will not switch until the same admins keep the same access.
Engineering
Technical finding
A successful login does not prove that SCIM role mapping is safe.
Product
Decision
Keep Acme on the current flow. Revisit after role parity is verified.
CX can explain the constraint. Engineering can see why the customer issue changed the priority. Product can revisit the choice when the condition changes.
Ask the shared record
Why is Acme still on the current SSO flow?
The answer carries the decision, its rationale, the source conflict, and the exact places each part came from.
You, in Slack:
“Why is Acme still on the current SSO flow?”
Recon answers, with receipts
Decision on record: keep Acme on the current SSO flow until SCIM role mapping is verified.
Acme security call · Apr 9, 18:52
“We will not switch authentication until the same admins retain the same access.”
Rationale captured: Forcing the migration could silently change admin access before Acme's security review.
#acme-escalation thread · Mar 28
“Role parity is the release gate; a successful login is not enough.”
One source conflict touches this: The rollout tracker already marks every enterprise account complete.
Verdict
The customer handoff and engineering decision outweigh the generic rollout tracker. Acme remains on the current SSO flow until role mapping is verified. Fix the tracker, not the customer configuration.
See this on your own docs, calls, and tickets.
Book a callEvery team can see the decision from where they stand.
Engineering sees which customer problem changed the priority. Customer success sees what was rejected, what is feasible, and what would make the decision change. The reasoning stops living with one person.
Read why shared memory needs receiptsConnect the work. Keep the reasoning.
Recon turns scattered team knowledge into one connected view, then keeps it trustworthy with a source behind every conclusion and a visible record when the answer changes.
01
Bring in the work
Docs, conversations, tickets, calls, code, and work sessions from the tools your teams already use.
02
What → Why → How
artifact / decision / process
Keep what, why, and how
Recon connects the artifact to the decision behind it and the process that produced it.
03
Show what changed
Every conclusion keeps its sources. Conflicts stay visible, and old decisions remain traceable over time.
04
Use it where work happens
Ask in Recon, Claude, ChatGPT, or connected tools. Every team reads from the same reasoning layer.
What happened. Why it happened. How to move forward.
Recon organizes the work into one connected, source-backed history that your teams and AI tools can use together.
01 / What
Start with what happened
Docs, calls, tickets, code, and work sessions provide the artifacts and current state behind the work.
02 / Why
Connect the reason
Recon links decisions to the customer need, constraint, tradeoff, rejected path, and source that explains why it happened.
03 / How
Keep how the work gets done
Repeated processes, preferences, and learned skills become reusable instead of disappearing when the session ends.
04 / Use
Bring it into the next decision
People and AI tools can ask the same connected record, see what changed over time, and continue without repeating the research.
Wherever you ask, the same record answers.
Setup guides for every AI toolClaude, ChatGPT, and Codex
Bring the relevant decisions and reasoning into the conversation without leaving the tool you are using.
Slack
Ask in a thread before the call. The whole team sees the same answer and its receipts.
Recon
Ask directly, browse connected work, and follow any conclusion back to its exact source.
Built for teams that take their internal knowledge seriously.
Recon reads sensitive systems so your team and AI tools can work from real company context. Reads are scoped. Writes need approval. Everything is logged.
Read the full security overviewEncrypted at rest
Connection credentials use AES-256-GCM and decrypt only inside isolated runtime paths.
Workspace-scoped
Every query, tool call, artifact, and MCP token stays scoped to one workspace.
Read-only by default
Integrations start read-only. Write actions require explicit per-action approval.
Audit log
Queries, tool calls, approvals, and action payloads are logged for review.
No model training
Your data is never used to train or fine-tune any model.
Your coding agent forgets every session. Recon remembers.
Recon captures what you and your agent decided, rejected, and learned, linked to the code it touches, and hands it to the next session on Claude Code or Codex. You stop re-teaching your agent how you work.