Your Agent
Tell it about your , and it remembers.
Get it out of your head, by voice or a quick note, and your Agent keeps it sorted. It works out what's due and speaks up before it turns urgent. Ask for help and it starts the doing with you: the draft, the form, the pile of mess broken into steps you can actually take. It's set up with you on a Support Seat, and what's in it is yours.
Where it lives
On your Support Seat.
The first version was built on other people's tools. Then I started building our own app. Along the way it got clear that the best home for your Agent is Claude itself, made by Anthropic, on a Support Seat we hold and keep running for you, so you never have to sign up, pay or look after an account. We don't hide that, and we don't resell it. Claude is the engine; the seat is everything built on it, and the person behind it. Your notes are files in your own Drive, so if you leave, they come with you.
The idea hasn't changed. You get things out of your head. Your Agent keeps them sorted and speaks up when something matters. We set it up with you, on your own phone or computer, until it works without anyone in the room.
Your Agent’s memory
You capture. The agent holds. It surfaces what matters when it matters.
What it holds:
- Tasks and their state. What's done, drifting, or blocked.
- Your routines, and the shape of your week.
- Decisions you've already made, so you don't re-decide them.
- Patterns about what helps you and what doesn't.
- Your context for support. What's hard now. What's improving.
What it will not do:
- Replace clinical records or care plans.
- Make judgements about you.
- Surface anything to Jamie unless you set that up.
- Keep things forever. Prune, edit, or delete anytime.
What that feels like:
You, Tuesday, by voice"There's a WINZ form. I can't face it."
Your agent"That's the disability allowance renewal, due the 14th. You did the same form in March, and those answers are saved. I've drafted it from them. Two things have changed. Ten minutes, not an hour."
It knew the date. It kept the March answers. It started the draft instead of handing you advice. That's Agent Memory.
Your mind is for having ideas, not for holding them.
What it does
It doesn't just suggest. It helps you do.
Ask most AI a question and you get advice. A list of things to go and do yourself, from a blank page, every time. Your agent starts the doing with you.
It drafts the email so you're editing, not staring at a blank page. It makes a start on the budget. It fills in the form, writes up the notes, breaks a pile of mess into steps you can actually take. These are the practical jobs a good support worker helps with, done with your whole situation already loaded, so you never start from scratch.
A chatbot starts cold every time. Your Agent already knows your situation.
Worth knowing now
What's in it is yours.
- See it. Everything your Agent holds is in front of you.
- Take it. Your notes and your Agent's files live in your own Google Drive. You can download your own chats from claude.ai on a computer.
- Delete it. Any of it, any time.
- Choose who's in. Nobody else sees anything unless you say so: not your family, your host or your funder. The two things you can't switch off are Anthropic keeping flagged chats, and Neuro Support as the account holder. That's why we have rules about it.
Your Agent lives on your Support Seat, on Neuro Support's Claude account. We don't read your chats. The only thing that would make us is the law. The privacy page says exactly who can see what.
Read the privacy pageFit
For people who need a system, not another reminder to try harder.
- You keep losing track of tasks, forms, messages, or appointments.
- Apps work briefly, then collapse.
- You need capture to be easier than sorting.
- You're tired of your brain being the only place the plan exists.
If that's you, join. If you'd like a person there for it, Jamie can set it up with you.
One next step
Your Agent, set up around your week.
No joining fee. All you need is a Google account. Rather talk to a person first? Book a free Discovery Call.