AI knowledge management built on facts, not files
Zylx keeps a structured memory of your business: facts you teach it, decisions you record, a timeline of what changed and why, and open questions the Brain wants answered. That memory feeds every AI answer and recommendation in Studio — so knowledge compounds instead of evaporating.
The problem
What you know about your business lives in your head and scattered docs. AI can't use it, teammates can't find it, and six months later nobody remembers why a decision was made.
What it does
Taught facts
Tell Zylx things no provider can know — positioning, policies, constraints — and they become durable, reviewable facts in the Brain.
Decision memory
Decisions and their reasoning are recorded, so 'why did we do this?' has an answer with a date on it.
Business timeline
A running timeline of changes, syncs, and outcomes — the history of your business as data.
Brain questions
When the Brain is missing something material, it asks. Answering makes every future output sharper.
How it works
Teach
Add facts in plain language, or answer the questions the Brain raises.
Review
Facts are reviewable — confirm, correct, or retire them as things change.
Record
Log decisions and notes as they happen.
Compound
Every answer and recommendation draws on the accumulated memory.
What you get
See Knowledge Management inside your Business Brain
It's one capability of nineteen — coordinated by an operator that decides what matters and asks before it acts.