The value never has to pass through the model
- A connected AI opens a one-time link, not the value
- The link carries no secret, so losing it exposes nothing
- The value is delivered once, to your browser, by MemoMe itself
Features / Reveal
See it without it touching a chat log
A careful assistant will not paste your API key into a chat. That instinct is right. MemoMe is built so that being right does not leave you locked out of your own value.
When a careful agent won’t print it
- We asked Codex for an API key. It declined, because it will not echo that kind of value into a chat log.
- It called “open” instead and handed back a link
- You opened the link, confirmed it was you, and copied the key. The transcript stayed clean.
One-time link, recent-auth, auto-expire
- The link works once and expires in minutes
- If you signed in recently, opening it is a single click
- Wrong account, second browser, or a changed item all get nothing
Copy or view, then it is gone
- Copy writes to your clipboard and never renders the value on the page
- View shows it for 30 seconds, then clears
- Refreshing does not bring it back
Every open is logged; the log never holds the value
- You can see that a value was opened, by which connection, and when
- The audit record contains no plaintext
- This is the same guarantee whether you or an assistant started it
Who hits this
Building something with an AI
You keep a short list of the problems that actually matter and a handful of keys. When Claude needs the Stripe test key, it hands you a link, and the key never lands in the thread you will scroll past tomorrow.