Thegram as a product: durable knowledge across apps
A sourced map of Thegram's document format, native apps, cloud services and public reading surfaces.
Read article →Thegram · Docs & insights
How Thegram works,
and how to use it.
Understand Thegram, connect your agents, and carry decisions, evidence, and next steps in one .gram file.
.gram meaning, persistence, and History/6
How the current .gram language separates readable meaning from recoverable, runtime-recorded revision history.
Read article →An ephemeral viewer: request, Core worker, escaped HTML
Architecture and privacy boundaries of the existing web renderer, including the branded checkout and its limits.
Read article →How Thegram Vault Stores and Shares .gram Documents
Explore Vault identity, permissions, validation, conditional writes, Drive boundaries and recovery without confusing service behavior with the .gram format.
Read article →Thegram Cloud and Local Agent Integrations: Two Different Architectures
Compare OAuth-backed cloud MCP with app-mediated local MCP, including permissions, storage, current search evidence and client-specific boundaries.
Read article →The product site, web renderer, and desktop delivery are separate
How to distinguish informational web pages, browser rendering, and Mac package channels without implying deployment or release guarantees.
Read article →Set up Thegram Desktop and connect a storage source
A cautious walkthrough from opening a local document to separately authorizing an account or Drive connection.
Read article →Read .gram files on iPhone and iPad
Import chosen files or folders, inspect history and search, and understand the iOS app's read-only and data-handling boundaries.
Read article →Set Up Thegram Memory for Local Coding Agents
Install the local MCP integration and understand its app-level Agent Access boundary before a coding agent reads or writes project memory.
Read article →Connect an AI Client to Thegram Cloud Safely
A practical guide to OAuth, mount discovery, cloud vaults, Drive, safe retrieval and revision-aware updates.
Read article →Worked example: a fictional export decision with an auditable handoff
A fictional task demonstrates linking decision, risk, evidence and source records before handing work to another agent.
Read article →A Fictional Project Memory Workflow from Question to Linked Records
A worked fictional import-preview project shows how decisions, evidence, requirements, tasks, risks and events can form a useful .gram memory.
Read article →What a Real-World .gram Benchmark Measures—and What It Does Not
A measured comparison of one reconstructed Codex project-memory file, its current-state projections, deterministic checks and publication limits.
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