# Cartographer

> Relationship memory: Cartographer maps an operator's working relationships
> from their own correspondence — consent per source, receipts on every
> claim — and serves that map to AI agents over the Model Context Protocol
> as context and constraints before they draft a word in the operator's
> name. Nothing sends itself. The product is in development; this site
> publishes no invented numbers, no testimonials, and no fabricated
> screenshots.

Category: relationship memory — distinct from agent memory (remembering
things for an assistant) and from personality AI (profiling strangers from
scraped public data). Cartographer maps your own correspondence, with
consent, receipts, and deletion.

## Pages

- [Home](./): the pitch — the audit tax of AI drafting, the inversion (review as recognition), four steps, one owner.
- [How it works](./how-it-works/): the two-loop architecture in plain language — map, then retrieve inside constraints; receipts; confidence gating; no send path.
- [Principles](./principles/): the trust doctrine — six rules enforced in code with tests, published in public form.
- [Privacy](./privacy/): consent per source with terminal refusal, deletion that walks derived data, local-first deployment, what is never collected.
- [Research](./research/): the validated constructs behind the profile markers, one line each; the never-scored list; the claims frame (idiographic prediction with nomothetic priors).
- [Open source](./open-source/): the open-core stance and the integrations matrix — MCP configurations for common agent clients.
- [Waitlist](./waitlist/): name optional, email, one optional line about intended use. No tracking anywhere on this site.

## Machine-readable

- [agents.json](./agents.json): the MCP tool surface of the real build — tool names, statuses (shipped or planned), entrypoint, and guarantees. Descriptive metadata, not a live endpoint.

## Notes

- Static site. No trackers, no analytics, no cookies.
- The product repository opens with launch; until then this site is the public record.