Give a group one shared memory.

Private first, shared deliberately

A shared space is a separate boundary. Inviting someone does not reveal your private spaces. The group sees only memory deliberately added to the shared space and the conversations held there.

1. Create the space

   Choose Shared when the project, household, or goal belongs to more than one person.

2. Invite people

   Add collaborators and review who is a viewer, contributor, or owner.

3. Add useful context

   Connect an appropriate source directly or contribute selected memory from a private space after reviewing what will be shared.

Move from context to a common focus

Once the shared memory is useful, shape a focus around what the group needs to move forward. Everyone sees the same focus and shared conversation, subject to their role.

Shared answers have one clear sponsor

A space owner can provide the model connection used for shared Ask and set limits on it. Other members do not reveal or automatically lend their personal model keys. If the sponsor pauses the connection, shared answers pause too.

Ask a participant for the missing piece

When a shared goal needs information from someone, a contributor can draft an outreach request, review the exact message, and send it through a configured channel. The recipient’s reply returns to the shared conversation with their identity attached.