The capture surface turns a saved link or file into a structured note, then scoped chat answers across your library and pins the answer to its source.
criteria verified 2026-06 — public docs + hands-on runs
Recall in plain language — and every reply cites the exact note behind it, so you can trust it.
How XESO grounds answers — the citation floor
XESO answers only from passages it can cite. When a question’s retrieval falls below the citation floor, it says so — “I don’t have enough in your library to answer that” — instead of guessing. Every answer it does give links back to the exact saved note behind each claim.
Question: Which notes mention the Simplicity Contract?
Four notes in your library reference the Simplicity Contract: the product spec, the design token addendum, and two decision memos from March.
Product spec — Simplicity Contract
The Simplicity Contract is the governing constraint: every feature must reduce friction, not add it.
Mem can answer conversationally from your notes, but its replies don't pin every claim to the exact note it came from — so you can't always click straight through to verify the source.
Mem answers fluently; XESO shows the citation so you can check the source.
