Capability and continuity

A connected ecosystem

Sathi connects people, information, accounts, services, agents and devices across home, work and everyday life. Conversation is one entrance; voice and video calls and physical hardware are other surfaces of the same continuing intelligence.*

A work email, a family plan and a room device can participate in the same day while keeping their audiences and permissions distinct. Moving to your phone should not mean reintroducing yourself or rebuilding the plan.

Better capabilities are welcome

Models and execution engines should remain replaceable. Stronger external capabilities are useful inputs, and continuity does not compensate for poor reasoning. The question is how to bring good capabilities into a person’s life with less repetition and integration work, while keeping their understanding and legitimate control.*

Products change quickly. This page makes no unsourced claim about what every other assistant can or cannot do.

See it, then try it

The day at home on the front page follows one household: a parent’s school mail and a half day offered for the calendar, a child’s question, the family’s shared list, and a grandparent’s reminder. It is drawn, with a fictional household and no real account access.

Guest chat is an easy way to try conversation. It deliberately keeps no personal memory, so it does not demonstrate continuity. Guest conversations are kept for testing and feedback for as long as an operator setting allows (30 days by default).

The current account

Trust’s implementation entries explain what works today, external processing, backup and deletion limits, and what remains to build or verify. Independent review and implementation are separate questions.