Field Watch — System

MemSide

Last updated 7 October 2026

Why it matters

The vendor describes PMX (Protocol for Memory Exchange), project state, tasks, handoffs, provenance and explicit approval, alongside personal memory.

Primary sources

UnclearMemory exchange and project handoffs

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Suggested citation: The Continuity Layer. “MemSide.” https://thecontinuitylayer.com/field-watch/memside (last updated 2026-10-06).

Continuity layer — this site’s working definition: A continuity layer is the part of an AI system that carries forward governed state across sessions, tools, models, and hosts: what is currently true, what changed, why it changed, by whose authority, and which evidence supports it. It sits above memory and retrieval, and below agent execution, turning stored history into usable, auditable continuity; and it can correct, supersede, revoke, expire, and forget what it carries, with evidence that it did.