Continuum

The problem: Your context is trapped in silos. You finish something in one tool, switch to another, and start from zero — copy-pasting your own background like a courier between your own apps. The machine watched you create that context, but it dies at the app boundary, so you rebuild it by hand every single time.

What Continuum does: It makes context ambient. A local daemon passively captures what you do — the whole screen via OCR, your file edits, your clipboard, and your Claude Code conversations — and autonomously writes every moment to HydraDB. When you start typing anywhere, it queries that memory for the most relevant, recent context and ghost-writes the continuation inline, in your voice and the right tone for where you are. And it's smart about it: if you're just texting a friend about dinner, it stays out of the way instead of forcing your work in.