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Where Versuno is heading

The hard part of AI in 2026 isn’t the model. It’s memory. Your AI starts every session from zero, forgetting your decisions, your docs, and your conventions the moment the window closes. We’re building the fix: universal memory for AI. One context brain that any model, tool, or agent can plug into and recall from, so your AI carries what it knows across sessions and across tools. That’s the roadmap we’re building toward. Two pieces of it are already live, and you can start using them today.

Prompts your AI runs on

The Prompt Manager lets you create, version, and serve prompts through one API. Versuno keeps five typed kinds, so you reach for the right artifact for each job: Author them once, serve them to any tool, and revert to any earlier version when you need to.

Brains: the start of universal memory

A brain is a queryable knowledge graph. Today you can search any public brain to give your AI agents clean, up-to-date context about popular libraries and frameworks. This is the foundation the universal memory layer is being built on. Read the brains overview

Getting started in 2 minutes

1

Get your API key

Go to Settings → API in your dashboard and create a new API key.
2

Create your first prompt

3

Query a public brain

List the public brains, then ask one a question. First grab a brain id:
Then query it:
Brain queries are metered, so each call counts against your usage.

Next steps

Brains overview

How brains work today, and where universal memory is heading.

API Guide

Authentication, rate limits, error handling, and key endpoints.

Create a prompt

Create a prompt, persona, context, system prompt, or skill.

Versioning

Save checkpoints and revert to any earlier version of a prompt.