Wick
A governed memory system for AI agents, plus an operations server and agent skills I built.
Wick
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Agents propose claims and decisions to Wick, and none of it counts until a person approves it.
Situation
I work with AI agents every day, and Wick is the memory system I built for that work. I use it to run my businesses.
What Wick does
Wick flags claims that contradict each other and tracks where claims came from. Access to it is scoped by key.
It runs on Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects, and connects to Claude over MCP.
- An agent proposes a claim, with its source attached.
- Wick checks the claim against what is already approved, and flags a contradiction if there is one.
- A person reviews the claim and approves or rejects it.
- An approved claim becomes part of the record that agents read from. Access is scoped by key.
- A rejected claim is kept, with the reason it was rejected.
Other tools I built
I built an operations server for a Seattle dog goods brand. It handles inventory, reorders, costing, and maker pay, and syncs with Shopify.
I also built agent skills for narrower jobs: preparing the quarterly Washington tax filing, working out market-day pay, and researching properties.
