All your thinking, in one place every AI app can use. The notes, plans, lists, files and data you build up with AI should belong to you, not stay locked inside one app. Keep them in XOR and take them anywhere you want. Nothing to copy. Nothing to paste.
A short silent animation: in ChatGPT you ask to save a trip plan, and it lands in Your stuff in XOR. Then Claude, Grok and any other AI app each answer a question from that same trip plan, and you open the note yourself in XOR.
Don't leave all your thinking in one AI app.
Every chat leaves thinking behind: plans, research, decisions, lists. Today it stays in the app where you made it. Switching means digging out markdown files, pasting them into the next chat and explaining it all again.
With XOR, it's just there.
Your thinking lives in XOR, not in any one app. Connect it once in each app you use, and they all see the same things.
Just ask.
Nothing to set up and nothing new to learn. Say what you want, in whichever AI app you're in.
In Claude
Keep track of leads. Ada wants a demo, Grace asked about pricing.
Saved both to your leads list.
Later, in Grok
Who wanted a demo?
Ada. She's on your leads list.
Help AI remember.
XOR is an MCP memory server — save something in one app and find it in any other.
In ChatGPT
Every weekday at 9, email me a summary of new leads.
Done. It runs every weekday at 9.
Next week, in Claude
Move my leads summary to 8.
Done. It goes out at 8 now.
Schedule work.
Jobs run in XOR, not inside one app. Start one in ChatGPT, change it from Claude.
In Claude Code
Give me a link my signup form can send to. Add each signup to my leads.
Here's your link.systemofreason.com/in/7kq2x9
That night, in ChatGPT
Any new signups?
Two since 6pm: Lin and Sam. Both are on your list.
It listens for you.
Your site and tools send things in day or night, and every app can see them.
Works with
ClaudeChatGPTGrokClaude CodeCursorOpenCodeCodexyour own code and agentsany app that supports MCP
Or just tell your AI.
Paste it into any AI app. It sets XOR up, shows you around and learns the rest from the docs.
See the prompt
I use XOR (System of Reason) to keep my notes, lists, files and data outside any one AI app, and to run work on its own. Read https://systemofreason.com/llms.txt to learn how it works.
If XOR's tools are connected here, call my_stuff to see what I already have. Then tell me in a few lines what XOR can do for me in this app, and suggest two or three things to try (https://systemofreason.com/docs/things-to-try has ideas).
If they aren't connected, set XOR up yourself if this app lets you: a coding agent can add the MCP server https://systemofreason.com/mcp. Then tell me how to finish signing in (XOR emails me a code). If you can't, give me the exact steps for this app from https://systemofreason.com/docs/connect.
If XOR answers that the account isn't set up, tell me to finish setting it up at https://systemofreason.com.
One remote MCP server with OAuth sign-in, for any assistant that speaks MCP. Scoped access keys with spending caps for your own code, and a web API at /v1 that mirrors every tool. Key-value stores, SQL databases and versioned file spaces, each with a purpose note so the next assistant knows what it's for. Seven-day undo on everything, down to a dropped table. Secrets sealed at rest and filled in at request time, never shown to the model. Schedules, signed webhook inboxes, and background agents running Claude with per-run and monthly budgets. Model calls with zero data retention. Prepaid, metered per call, and charged once even when we retry.