Every AI tool remembers preferences. PrismEthics carries where your thinking was when you left — what you were working through, what stayed open, the commitment you made before you knew the answer.
When a session ends, everything that mattered is still there — where you were in the work, what you were wrestling with, the decision you named. When you return, the session opens where you left off.
Other tools remember what you like. This one remembers where you were.
A decision. A position. A commitment. Or something else you define.
A coding session is structured thinking about a technical problem, not a coding assistant. What you were trying to solve, what you tried, what you decided, what stayed open. When you return, the session knows where the work was — not just what the code looked like.
The system tracks what was decided, what stayed open, and what to bring back when you return. Change direction, sit with the open question, or push ahead — all named, all saved.
Every session ends with something in your hand. A document, a draft, a commitment locked before you know how it ends. It carries into the next session. Nothing drops.
When a decision session closes, you lock in what you expect to happen — before you know the outcome. You cannot revise it later. The system holds it, monitors the date you named, and brings you back when the moment arrives. Right, wrong, or it changed — you find out either way. You commit before you know. The system makes sure you learn from it.
Three free sessions to start. Pay only for what you actually use.