Memory that belongs to your account
Conversation continuity and cognitive state stay scoped to the authenticated user, giving each account its own starting point and its own history.
CIT remembers your context, researches in the background, connects new information with ongoing work, and brings proactive ideas and next steps before you think to ask.
A useful assistant should not force you to repeatedly reconstruct your context. CIT is designed around continuity: remember what matters, connect what changes, and return with something useful when there is a reason to.
Projects evolve over days and weeks. CIT keeps each account isolated while retaining that account’s own conversation context and cognitive state, so ongoing work can continue instead of restarting from a blank page.
Research, planning, files, projects and coding can live in the same working environment, while CIT keeps the larger context connected around them.
Conversation continuity and cognitive state stay scoped to the authenticated user, giving each account its own starting point and its own history.
CIT can investigate relevant information in the background and bring useful findings back into the work instead of treating each question as an isolated event.
Useful next steps can surface when CIT has a reason to interrupt, not only when you already know exactly what to ask.
Keep working material close to the conversation so planning and execution share the same context.
Build and verify project files inside the workspace while keeping the broader task and requirements in view.
Start with a project, question, file or problem you actually care about.
The relevant thread remains available to your account instead of disappearing after refresh.
Research and new inputs are related back to the work already in progress.
The result is not only another answer: it can be a useful connection, idea or next action.