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FIG. 1 - PRODUCT LOOP Ingest / remember / recall / inspect
Answer-first overview

The memory layer your agents can use and you can inspect.

Answer Engine turns source material into inspectable agent memory in four steps: ingest content, remember tenant-scoped evidence, recall it through MCP, and inspect the lineage behind each answer. This overview maps those stages to the install surface, integrations, inspector, and roadmap so buyers can separate what ships now from what ships next.

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2.1 Ingest sources 2.2 Remember memory 2.3 Recall mcp 2.4 Inspect lineage
Available now Tenant-isolated grounded Q&A over your sourcesMCP access over stdio and HTTPInspectable source lineageRight-to-erasure and no-training posture
Shipping next Reranked retrieval with a measured scorecard Always-fresh source scheduler Org-shared mode with per-doc ACL Real inspector screenshot asset
Fig. 2 four-stage product model
FIG. 2

Ingest to inspect

The product is intentionally explained as a loop, not a feature pile: sources enter once, memory stays scoped, agents recall through MCP, and inspection keeps the answer path accountable.

2.1

Ingest

Bring in Firecrawl web pages, Atlassian work, CSVs, and documents without turning every agent client into an ingest pipeline.

IN: source material
2.2

Remember

Normalize content into tenant-scoped records with summaries, tags, artifacts, and lineage so the memory layer can be inspected later.

SCOPE: tenant isolated
2.3

Recall

Expose that same memory to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and compatible MCP clients from one server.

SURFACE: MCP
2.4

Inspect

Trace what was recalled, what changed, what was superseded, and where source coverage is missing when an answer needs proof.

TRAIL: source + supersession
Fig. 3 sub-pages / proof layer
FIG. 3

Product proof routes

Each linked page owns one claim surface. That keeps the overview concise while giving technical evaluators a direct route to inspector, MCP, source, and roadmap details.

Inspector

See what your agent remembered - and what it forgot.

The wedge page explains supersession, lineage, and the labeled screenshot placeholder for the upcoming inspector asset.

 MCP server

Install the server your agents can call.

The MCP page covers @answer-engine/mcp-server, npx answer-engine-mcp, stdio, HTTP, compatibility, and the code-backed tool list.

 Integrations

Know which source types are available.

The integrations page lists ingest sources honestly, keeps Slack labeled as roadmap, and is structured for later per-source pages.

 Roadmap

Keep shipping-next claims in one place.

The roadmap page holds reranking, measured scorecard numbers, scheduling, org-shared controls, and other work until it ships.
Fig. 4 claim ledger discipline
FIG. 4

Available now vs shipping next

The product pages use the same rule as the launch plan: shipped capabilities are written as available, and future work is labeled with Roadmap chips before it can influence a buying decision.

AVAILABLE NOW Tenant-isolated memory, MCP access, source lineage, and right-to-erasure controls are presented as product surfaces.
Roadmap claims stay labeled Reranking, scorecard numbers, always-fresh scheduling, and org-shared mode live on the roadmap until the shipped product supports them.
FIG. 5 - START

Start with MCP, then inspect the memory trail.

Install the server, connect a source, and use the product pages to evaluate what is available now and what is still marked as next.

Get Started Free Read Docs
Install: npx answer-engine-mcp
Package: @answer-engine/mcp-server
Inspect: source lineage + supersession
Routes: product / mcp / integrations / roadmap