Human & AI
AI assistants are fast and confident — and sometimes wrong. jMemoria lets them contribute freely, but gives the final word to a person, by design.
AI writes proposals, humans decide
Anything an actor of type ai-agent writes lands as a proposal and stays one until a human confirms or rejects it. AI tools have no way to confirm their own work — it is enforced by the server.
A review diff at value level
Before / after for each attribute, tag and reference since the last review decision — you review the exact change, not a wall of text.
Provenance on every commit
Each commit records the actor and the actor type. The actor type can be pinned to the access token — so an assistant cannot declare itself a human.
Why not just a wiki?
In a wiki, an agent's edit is indistinguishable from yours and becomes the truth immediately. In jMemoria it is a proposal, reviewed against the exact change it makes, and only then part of the accepted history.