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Give your agent durable context
Give SPIRITT a mission with Honcho. Build stateful applications around Honcho peers, sessions, attributed messages, and explicit memory.
What you can do with Honcho.
Keep conversations connected
Store attributed messages under stable workspace, peer, and session identities.
Make memory inspectable
Build source-linked views of stored messages and conclusions.
Carry context into work
Use authorized memory to support customer handoffs and application continuity.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace where your agent can build systems and run your Honcho workflows.
02
Connect Honcho
Connect Honcho so your agent can work with the account and records your mission needs.
03
Hand over a mission
Name the outcome. SPIRITT executes the work, coordinates connected apps, and keeps the mission moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Honcho to work.
Give your agent durable context
Questions
Honcho, with SPIRITT.
01What does Honcho add to a SPIRITT workflow?+
It connects an application's existing peer, session, and memory records. SPIRITT can build continuity, inspection, and handoff workflows around that owned context.
02Does every memory read require paid search?+
No. Listing messages or conclusions and retrieving exact messages can use chronological or ID-based access. Semantic search and higher-level peer reasoning may consume paid capacity and require an approved budget.
03Can it overwrite an existing peer with create-or-get?+
No. Existing workspaces, peers, and sessions are returned unchanged by those actions. Their creation metadata is not an update mechanism.
04How should learned conclusions be used?+
As stored context to inspect against source conversations, not as unquestionable facts. SPIRITT can build review and provenance layers outside Honcho without claiming an unsupported conclusion-edit action.
05How do I connect Honcho to SPIRITT?+
Open your SPIRITT workspace and connect Honcho. Choose the account and records for the mission, then connect any companion apps that will receive work.
06What should I ask SPIRITT to do first?+
Start with 'Build a customer memory console'. Specify the target records, who should receive the result, and which changes or external actions you approve. SPIRITT builds the workflow and checks its outputs against the connected account.