SoupNet

Soup.net gives your AI agents a persistent, shared record of your taste and judgment — the preferences and decisions you'd otherwise re-explain every session, to every tool. Agents use one core action: the recipe check. When your agent faces a judgment call, it checks its hypothesis about your preference — "As a [role] working on [goal], I prefer X so that Y" — with evidence. Soup.net returns your related prior decisions, and the check itself is recorded, so every agent you use gets smarter about you from every other agent's work. Your judgment stays yours; Soup.net is where it gets recorded, and the check log is where you watch it being exercised on your behalf. Because Soup.net connects through open standards, the same corpus serves Claude, your coding agents, and any other AI tool you work with — one set of recipe books across vendors, not a separate memory per product. Recipe books can be shared with collaborators, so a team's accumulated judgment compounds instead of living in one person's chat history. Connect in one click: sign in, choose which recipe books to share and whether each is read-only or writable, and your agent receives a briefing with your corpus context. Free hosted service; MIT-licensed and self-hostable.