Nysa

Nysa is a shared memory layer for teams that work with AI agents. Its core premise is simple: your agents don’t know what your team knows. Each teammate’s assistant only sees its owner’s slice of information, so decisions made in meetings or email threads never reach the agents that need them. Nysa solves this by turning your team’s meetings, email, and calendar into one shared brain that every agent can draw from.

The product captures work automatically. Nysa’s notetaker records and transcribes the calls you choose, email and calendar sync in the background, and teammates and their agents can add anything else. That shared context is then available to agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor. A key feature is traceability: every fact an agent returns shows its source, so you can verify where information came from.

The site illustrates the value with a concrete example. Asked to prep for a call with Acme, an agent without Nysa has nothing to work with. With Nysa, it can recall that the client’s CFO pushed back on annual billing, that they want SSO before growing to 40 seats, and that the team decided against annual discounts this quarter, citing the relevant call, email, and team sync.

Nysa is aimed at teams that already use multiple AI assistants and want them to share organizational context rather than operate in silos. It is especially relevant for sales, customer-facing, and cross-functional teams where decisions are scattered across meetings and email. Those