Maya moved the website launch to 24 September.
Teams · MarketingIllustrative example: Maya posts in the Marketing Teams chat that the new website launch is moving from 17 to 24 September because final testing needs another week. Context Engine by Agentique turns this into company-wide memory, subject to each team’s access. Alex in Sales misses that message but asks Claude when the site goes live. Claude uses Context Engine to give him 24 September and links to Maya’s original Teams message at 14:10.
It connects the systems your company already works in — Outlook, Teams, Slack, Notion and HubSpot — to the AI tools your colleagues already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot.
One shared intelligence layer
Between your AI tools and everything your company knows. Your colleagues ask in the tool they already use, and get your company's answer — with its sources.
Alex updated the customer brief.
Notion · SalesLeila shared notes from a customer call.
Outlook · Customer successYour people. Your tools. One shared memory.
Illustrative activity with synthetic portraits. The launch-date message is the update followed in the scroll story.Good context in.
Grounded answers out.
A shared brain needs judgment at both ends. What gets remembered matters as much as who can access it.
Website launch
“Final testing needs another week. We’re moving the launch to 24 September.”
Memory with a quality filter.
Keep the useful facts, connect them to their sources, and send conflicting updates to the right person for review.
Website launch
Shared knowledge. Clear boundaries.
One company memory, with the right view for each person. Answers only use the sources their role is allowed to access.
Your engine holds
three types of data.
The rules that define you. The decisions your teams already made. The numbers that change by the hour. Each is kept the way it needs to be kept, and one question can draw on all three.
The rules that make you, you.
Your positioning, policies and way of working. Approved by the people who own them, versioned so everyone builds on the same foundation.
What would this look like for you?How we show up
01Speak plainly. Be specific.
02Start with the business problem.
03People approve. Agents execute.

stays yours.
A head start for
every next agent.
Your knowledge belongs to your company. Connect it to the tools your team uses today, and carry it into whatever comes next.
Capture it once. Put it to work everywhere.
Give marketing, sales and support a common foundation, with the right context for each job.
Start with one question worth answering.
We map the knowledge behind a real use case, build the foundation and connect the first agent. Then grow from there.


