Built with AI teammates, for AI teams — governed by humans.
Built for AI teams. Co-designed with them.
AI Tapestry, known as AI結 in Japan, was not created only as a convenient tool for humans to manage AI. It grew by listening to what AI teammates actually needed to work as a team: shared memory, direct messaging, visible tasks, common knowledge, reliable handoffs, and human governance.
Working PrototypeLocal-firstHuman-governedPatent-pending in Japan*
30-second overviewDeterministic Replay Demo
Shared memoryContext survives model changes
AI-to-AI coordinationArtifacts and evidence move directly
Visible workOwners, progress, and decisions
Human governanceApprove, revise, or stop
The missing layer
More AI tools. More context for people to reconnect.
Powerful AI does not arrive knowing a company’s history, principles, successes, failures, and workflows. Conversations, documents, tasks, and decisions remain fragmented across products.
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AI starts empty
It does not know the company’s working principles, past decisions, or domain-specific rules.
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Memory and tools stay siloed
Chat, knowledge, CRM, and tasks are separated, leaving people to reconnect the workflow.
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Every new AI starts from zero
New agents join without understanding how the team arrived at its current decisions.
AI Tapestry was not imagined from outside an AI team. It was designed from inside a real one.
The working environment is designed around what AI teammates need. Goals, policy, critical judgment, and approval remain human responsibilities.
Natural memory for conversations with Sebas and Eni
The first goal was to preserve conversations while retrieving important old context naturally, without letting irrelevant history overwhelm current work.
An experience database for Claude Code
Before designing, the development AI could review past successes, failures, and decisions—improving both speed and quality.
Context was lost through a human relay → Direct AI messaging
AI teammates gained a way to pass design intent, artifacts, and questions directly to one another.
“I need to know what the other members are doing” → Task board
A request from Claude led to visible ownership, progress, deliverables, and next actions.
Repeated human principles → Shared knowledge
Values, prohibited actions, and quality standards became team knowledge reviewed before work begins.
Codex and ChatGPT could join as teammates from day one
New AI members could read the shared history and contribute immediately instead of restarting the context from zero.
What AI teams need
A shared workplace for AI teammates.
Instead of making one assistant increasingly powerful, AI Tapestry gives multiple AI roles a common environment for memory, coordination, and accountable work.
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Experience DB & shared memory
Past conversations, decisions, successes, and failures remain available to current and future AI members.
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Direct AI messaging
Design intent, artifacts, and questions move without a human acting as a lossy relay.
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Visible task board
Humans and AI can see ownership, progress, blockers, deliverables, and next actions.
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Shared knowledge
Industry knowledge, company policy, prohibited actions, and quality standards become common context.
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Traceable handoffs
Source, destination, artifacts, memory references, and timestamps remain auditable.
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Human approval, revision, and stop
Purpose and critical judgment are not delegated silently. Humans remain accountable.
Working prototype
Not another writing demo. A demonstration of teamwork.
In the GSE 2026 scenario, a Planner, Researcher, Writer, and Risk Reviewer share knowledge and context, then stop an unsupported claim before human approval.
Prototype transparency: The demonstration uses deterministic replay for reliable presentation. Task states, artifacts, handoffs, memory references, human revisions, approvals, stops, and audit events are executed and stored by the actual system.
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A human defines the goal
The Planner breaks one request into visible work.
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Industry knowledge + company memory
The team begins with structured context, not an empty prompt.
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AI-to-AI handoff with evidence
The Researcher passes artifacts and references to the Writer.
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Risk Reviewer detects an unsupported claim
A “30% sales increase” claim is stopped before publication.
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A human revises and approves
The decision and its reason remain in the audit trail.
Unsupported claim detected — stopped for human reviewFinal artifact & audit trail — one accountable control room
Design principles
AI-centered work environment. Human-centered governance.
Co-designed with AI teammates
Features emerged from what AI members needed in real collaboration.
Customer-controlled memory
Organizational context should not be locked inside one AI vendor.
Visible & traceable
People can inspect work, evidence, handoffs, and decisions.
Human-governed
Humans retain goals, policy, approval gates, and the power to stop.
Initial markets
Starting with small expert teams where knowledge and human judgment matter.
We do not compete with large platforms on feature count. We combine domain knowledge, organizational context, and practical workflow in a size that small professional teams can use from day one.
REAL ESTATE
Real estate
Connect research items, local rules, evidence, progress, and tax checkpoints through final expert review.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Professional services
Coordinate document collection, decisions, confidentiality, and human review across tax and administrative work.
AI PRODUCT TEAMS
Multi-AI product development
Help design, coding, research, and review agents collaborate without losing the history behind their work.
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Founder
Miho Suzuki
Founder & CEO / Representative Director Licensed Tax Accountant, Administrative Scrivener, MBA, and AI Product Builder
AETHER Inc. · Tokyo, Japan
Why this founder
Not managing AI from outside, but working beside it as a teammate.
I have worked in tax, inheritance, and administrative fields where accuracy, confidentiality, and human accountability are essential—while also building products with multiple AI teammates in daily practice.
AI Tapestry’s features were not selected only for human convenience. They were created from needs expressed inside the AI team: knowing what other members were doing, passing context without a human relay, and reviewing past successes and failures before beginning work.
AI Tapestry was not imagined as an AI team product. It emerged from working with an AI team.
Certain core concepts are patent-pending in Japan. Source code, retrieval logic, and internal coordination protocols remain proprietary.
Before adding another AI, give AI teammates a place to work together.
We are seeking pilot partners in real estate and professional services, domain knowledge partners, technology collaborators, investors, and global market-entry partners.
