An AI copilot that remembers the session
Ask a normal chatbot 'what did we decide ten minutes ago?' and you get a guess. LivePair's agent carries state through the whole session — it knows what it already established and what it's still unsure about.
What the agent tracks
Between turns the agent updates a small model of the session: your goals, the beliefs it has built, the assumptions it's making, and how confident it is. That state persists per conversation per account — close the tab, come back, and it still knows where you left off.
The uncertainty HUD
Every turn updates a visible readout — uncertainty, confidence, novelty, progress. It's not decoration: when the agent's uncertainty spikes after your message, that's signal you can see, not a guess it hides.
Why this matters in live work
Live sessions have continuity. Decisions stack. An assistant that forgets what was said three messages ago isn't a copilot — it's a very fast stranger. Persistent memory is what makes the second half of a session better than the first.
Your data
Session state is stored per account and per conversation — one user's agent state can't leak into another's. The details are in the privacy policy.