Liam Martin9:09 AM
@Abdullah @Sabrina Can you tell me what still blocks Tuesday's launch? Pull Linear tickets and Figma context.
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Private work memory
Peppermint is your private memory for work. It moves with you across Slack, Notion, Asana, Docs, Codex, Claude Code, and more, so you can ask questions, draft updates, and get useful answers in context right where the conversation is happening.
The problem
Work happens across chats, docs, tickets, code, and meetings. Peppermint can help you answer work questions without pulling you out of flow state.
Thread open
Control
Peppermint starts with your own memory for work. Then, when it helps, you can bring that context into handoffs, updates, and team conversations.
You decide where it shows up, when it responds, and what stays private.
Summary can post to the launch channel after you approve it.
Source context stays in your own memory unless you choose to share it.
Pull the thread into a ticket reply without exposing the full working set.
Control
Start inside your own memory layer.
Choose where Peppermint is allowed to show up.
Bring in context when the handoff needs it.
Only the summary leaves your private memory.