One conversation. Then an AI that knows your situation.
Mara asks between five and twelve questions about the job you chose, shows you what it understood, and compiles a Playbook you can read line by line.
Pick one job for the AI to do well.
Start with the thing you keep re-explaining. Mara scopes the Playbook to that one job so nothing else gets diluted.
One question at a time, then a real sample.
Mara reflects what it has learned before it asks more, then runs a realistic sample so you can catch what feels wrong before it becomes final.
Nothing is included until you confirm it.
Every fact stays marked as inferred until you confirm or remove it. Then Mara compiles the files and three starter prompts built from your own words.
A real moment from an interview: you react to a draft, Mara turns the reaction into a rule, and the next draft sounds like you.
But my AI already has memory.
Built-in memory is useful. A Playbook is scoped, portable and readable — and it stays yours if you switch AI tools.