Give your writing agent real sources to write from.
You've already saved the threads, articles, and videos behind your ideas. Keep gives them to your agent as context, so drafts come from real, accurate material.
01.
Turn saved material into something worth publishing.
Capture the source when it's useful, add the thought it sparked, and let an agent retrieve both when you're ready to write.
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A brief built from your actual source library.
The agent can gather related material, preserve where each point came from, and turn it into a focused brief before drafting.
Agent request · Agent memory launch
Draft the newsletter section about session handoffs.
- Note
- Cross-agent context loop
- Article
- Claude MCP saved library
- Transcript
- Agent memory interview, 12:40
Outline with sources
Open with the cost of explaining the same project at the start of every session.
Show the handoff loop, then cite the saved article and transcript for the implementation details.
Every point links to a saved source
Draft the newsletter section about session handoffs.
- Note: Cross-agent context loop
- Article: Claude MCP saved library
- Transcript: Agent memory interview, 12:40
Outline with sources:
Open with the cost of explaining the same project at the start of every session.
Show the handoff loop, then cite the saved article and transcript for the implementation details.
Every point links to a saved source.
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One source library for every writing format.
The same research can support a long post, a newsletter issue, a social thread, or the next revision months later.
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Questions about writing with agents.
How does this stop the agent making things up?
Each draft starts from items you actually saved, and every item keeps its original source. The agent quotes the saved page, thread, or transcript moment instead of inventing a fact, and you can check the source in one click.
Can a draft cite where each point came from?
Yes. Every saved item keeps its source, so an agent can quote the exact page, thread, or transcript moment and link it in the draft.
Do I have to organize my library before it works?
No. Search by meaning covers the whole library from day one. Tags, collections, and Projects are there when you want to narrow a big library, and agents can use them too.