Enterprise add-on · Interchangeable context
Enterprise add-on. Curator is an add-on to Enterprise plans. Your existing knowledge features stay included; Curator adds delivery to external AI tools, source syncs, growth and the Curator console.
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One context base, any AI tool: the same organization context reaching Claude, ChatGPT and Super Amplify's agents, a sync keeping it fresh, and everyday work growing it.
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Processes, sales pipeline and process activity, dashboards, documents, decisions and their reasoning — Curator keeps what the organization knows in one governed context base, with each item tagged to the AiOS area whose access it follows.
One request assembles a packet in a fixed order — organization rules first, then standards, then the most relevant entries — sized to a token budget. The same context reaches Super Amplify's agents, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex, so changing models never means starting over.
Decisions, procedures and facts from chats, verified runs and approved stages become drafts in the contributor's own context. Duplicates merge, several people confirming the same thing counts as agreement, and nothing reaches company memory without review or a company policy.
Scheduled syncs keep MCP, connector and cloud sources fresh and stop when their owner loses access. Unused entries go stale, contradicted ones are superseded, and the Curator console shows coverage and gaps by data area.
Schedule syncs from company MCP servers, Salesforce, QuickBooks and NetSuite, cloud drives, and skill-guided research. Company sources land under their AiOS area; personal connections stay personal.
People connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex to Super Amplify with their own sign-in, or run one connector command. Each tool then receives only what that person can see.
Tools call context.assemble for a task, search and read entries with evidence, and follow company standards. Every delivery is recorded, without storing the content.
Work becomes reviewed drafts, the review queue or a promotion policy decides what becomes company memory, and stale or superseded entries leave the rotation on their own.
Security & governance
Curator concentrates everything your organization knows, so it is built to the highest protection standard we offer: it lives inside your company-scoped Super Amplify workspace, follows each person's existing access, honors your company's context policies, and every use — by a person or an agent — is permissioned and on the record.
Your context lives inside your company's Super Amplify workspace. Customer data, context, and activity stay scoped to the authorized company and user, keeping your organization's knowledge separated from every other customer environment.
HTTPS/TLS 1.3 protects context in transit. Passwords, API keys, and sensitive configuration are encrypted at rest with AES-256, and integration credentials stay behind server controls, brokered only to approved actions — never exposed to browsers, models, or agents.
Bringing context into Curator never widens access. Material is ingested under the access rules it already has, and every collection, share, and retrieval honors them — nobody sees anything in Curator they couldn't see at the source.
Role-aware access, company membership, administrator controls, and MFA protect the workspace. Access to collections is granted by team and role on a least-privilege basis, and administrators can review and revoke it centrally.
Curator serves people, MyAgents, Operator and external AI tools through the same checks: a tool only receives the context the signed-in person may see, company context policies can narrow it further per tool, and proposals from tools arrive as drafts for review.
Access, sharing, contributions, and agent use create reviewable activity signals, so you can see who used what context and when. Every source carries a named owner and freshness signals, so protection includes knowing what's current — and what should be retired.
SOC 2 Type I + Type II audited
Super Amplify has completed independent SOC 2 Type I and Type II audits covering the Security category. Review the controls, scope, and evidence in our Trust Center, or request the reports through the customer assurance process.
The firm's best proposals, pricing rationale, and delivery lessons lived in partners' inboxes and personal drives. New hires took months to absorb how things worked, teams in different offices redid each other's research, and when one partner left, a decade of context left with them.
The firm consolidated its knowledge into Curator: winning proposals and playbooks as governed collections, decision records with their reasoning, and per-team spaces anyone could contribute to. People and agents now pull that context — with sources and freshness visible — directly inside their daily work.
Work runs under your company's identity, permissions, and approval policies — with Super Amplify's SOC 2 Type I and Type II audited controls behind it.
Curator did not organize a decade of files by magic, and the first import faithfully preserved some mess. The firms that win with it curate deliberately — best examples first, owners on everything, freshness reviewed quarterly. A context library nobody maintains becomes a junk drawer with good search.
Anonymized example based on real Super Amplify delivery patterns. Outcomes depend on scope, data quality, and team readiness.