AI tools have context. Pulse creates records. A durable, vendor-neutral shared work memory for agentic and human work — across every session, project, and tool.
Vision document · August 2026 · pulse.transmit.work
Pulse becomes the shared system of record for work performed by humans and AI.
As agentic AI takes on meaningful engineering and operational work, organizations need more than chat history, commits, or conventional timesheets. They need a durable record of what happened, who or what contributed, which tools were used, what decisions were made, and what outcomes were produced.
Pulse captures that record at the moment work occurs, keeps it structured outside any individual model's context window, and makes it available to the next person, agent, or business workflow.
Record the work once. Reuse the context across the team.
A team should be able to ask any authorized AI agent, "What happened on this project, what is the current state, and what should happen next?" The answer should come from concise, reviewed work records rather than reconstructing long conversations and repositories from scratch.
Today — AI-native, agentic work capture and billing-hour records for solo professionals and modern engineering teams.
Next — Shared work memory that connects human and agentic activity, tools, outcomes, and evidence across the organization.
Ultimately — The vendor-neutral agentic work memory.
Claude Code, Codex, and other agents now investigate problems, change code, run tests, review work, research options, and operate tools. Their outputs may survive as commits, documents, or deployments, but the reasoning, sequence, ownership, and business context are usually fragmented across temporary sessions.