Introduction

Use these docs to understand the parts of Achiral that are live today: the workspace, Chiro, personal executive assistants, memory features, integrations, and APIs.

If you are new to the product, start with Getting started. If you are integrating with Achiral, start with Memory API and API reference.

What Achiral does

Achiral helps a team work with shared context. In the product, that shows up as:

• conversations with Chiro and personal executive assistants;
• teammate and task workflows inside the workspace;
• memory features that preserve useful context over time; and
• APIs for retrieval, inference, and memory operations.

The docs section explains the product surface. Concept essays and research pages explain the underlying ideas separately.

Start here

• Getting started covers signup, organization onboarding, and user onboarding.
• Agents covers durable memory identities for scoped AI workflows.
• Memory API documents the memory inference gateway and workspace memory routes.
• Meet Chiro and your EA explains the difference between the organization assistant and personal EAs.
• ACT-R memory explains memory tiers, governance, and why Achiral memory is not ordinary RAG.

Where to find things

Section	Use it for
Getting started	Signup, organization onboarding, user onboarding, and quick start
Agents	Durable memory agents, OpenAI-compatible runtime calls, scoped retrieval, and write-back
Workspace	Browser workflows for Chat, Team, Tasks, teammates, and group conversations
Memory	Memory types, review flows, habits, and memory APIs
Models	Stack of models, Smart router, capability control, and training surfaces
Assistants	Chiro, personal EAs, privacy, work context, and assistant lifecycle
Reference	API conventions, capability metadata, and request/response examples

Read ACT-R memory if you need the product's memory model. Read Introduction to ACT-R if you want the theory behind it.