ChatGPT's built-in memory is personal and per-account — great for you, but it isn't your team's, it isn't sourced, and your other agents can't see it. Daiton gives ChatGPT one shared, sourced company memory over MCP: every agent and teammate works from the same facts, each with receipts.
ChatGPT provides ChatGPT memory (personal, per-account). Check its scope before adding another service:
Daiton connects company knowledge to ChatGPT over MCP. Confirm your client supports the required connection and agree which sources the agent can access:
| Compare | Native | With Daiton |
|---|---|---|
| Persists across sessions | Check the tool and configuration | Shared company memory |
| Sharing across tools | Depends on your workflow | Across connected, authorized agents |
| Sources and corrections | Check the tool and configuration | Source-linked facts and corrections |
| Setup | ChatGPT memory (personal, per-account) | MCP connection and access configuration |
No — ChatGPT's memory is personal and per-account. Daiton gives ChatGPT a shared, sourced company memory over MCP that your whole team and your other agents read and write.
Connect Daiton to ChatGPT over MCP. It recalls sourced facts from one shared company brain and writes back what it learns — shared with your team and your other agents.
Point them all at Daiton over MCP. They share one sourced memory, so a fact known in ChatGPT is available in your coding agents — and vice versa.
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Use the pilot to test shared context against the questions your team actually needs to answer.