Tessence is where your organization publishes what it knows. You write with Tess, the AI colleague on your computer, or from the tools you already use over MCP. The people responsible approve it, and everyone works from the same signed edition.
Free: Tess, the Public library and an encrypted backup of your own Tesseras. Choose a plan when you want books of your own.
Six weeks from a signed order.
Example.
One subject per book: your method, your product facts, your rules. Each with its own editors.
Anyone can suggest a change, and so can agents. Only the people responsible accept it.
Numbered, signed and never changed afterwards. You always know which edition answered.
Each group gets the books it needs, and so do the assistants they use.
Two ways in, one rule: a person accepts every change, and every edition is signed.
Tess works with you in stages. She creates and updates books with you, and proposes every change with your name on it.
Claude, your own agents and other tools that speak MCP reach the same books. They act as you, with your rights and nothing more.
Tessera, the open-source memory under Tess, also works on its own: fully integrated with Pi, and with other tools over MCP. Tessera for developers
No agent can accept an edit or publish an edition. A person does, and their name stays on it.
How people stay in charge
Tess is the AI colleague on each person's computer. She works with you in stages, asks you when something is yours to decide, and writes down what was agreed and approved.
Reading lists send each edition to the groups that need it. Your people, Tess and the assistants you connect all read the same edition.
Tess, the Public library and a backup of your own Tesseras are free. Plans add books of your own, per seat for the people who write, edit and approve. Readers and agents are always free.
Pick what your teams ask about most. Choose a plan, invite the people who write and approve, and publish its first edition.
Readers and agents are free.