Nysa is shared memory for teams that work with AI agents. Your agents start every conversation from zero, and each teammate's agent sees only its owner's slice, so Nysa builds a company brain that meetings and email keep current. Every agent sees only what its person can see, so permissions follow the individual rather than the whole workspace.
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Ask your agent to brief you on an account using what the team already knows.
Let meetings and email keep the shared memory up to date automatically.
Ensure each agent only retrieves what the person using it is allowed to see.
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