Explicitly save commitments from AI conversations, resolve them when complete, and invoke a briefing to review open work and stale candidates.
You create a task in Linear, Asana, or Notion. Two weeks later it's still open, not because the work wasn't done, but because no one updated the ticket. The board says one thing, reality says another.
3ngram: Explicitly save a commitment in the conversation and resolve it when complete. A later scoped briefing returns open commitments and stale memory candidates; there are no automatic alerts or source-system updates in v1.
Every meeting generates 'I'll do X by Friday' moments. Some get written down. Most don't. The ones that don't resurface at the next meeting when someone asks 'whatever happened with...'
3ngram: Ask your AI to identify decisions, action items, and blockers, review the result, and explicitly save the records that matter. Before the next meeting, invoke a briefing for the relevant scope or project.
A commitment saved in one AI conversation is easy to forget when the next session starts somewhere else.
3ngram: Invoke a briefing with an explicit scope, project, or all-memory selector. It returns a bounded view of open commitments, blockers, recent decisions, and stale candidates from 3ngram—not tasks stored in external tools.
Illustrative AI-client presentation assembled from explicitly saved memories. 3ngram returns structured, bounded records; it does not ingest external systems or generate this narrative in the background.
No for team planning and issue tracking. 3ngram has no Linear or Jira connector in v1 and no multi-user workspace. It can hold personal AI-work commitments you explicitly save alongside your project manager.
They do not in the public v1 write surface. Resolving a commitment does not create another occurrence automatically.
The public v1 remember input does not expose a due-date field. Commitments have a lifecycle status, and inactive memories can appear as stale candidates in an explicitly invoked briefing.
Explicitly save AI-work commitments, resolve them when complete, and invoke a briefing when you want to review the open loops.