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You finish a useful conversation with AI: a comparison of tools, a launch plan, or a decision you don’t want to revisit. A week later, you need that work again. You might be in a new conversation, using a different AI app, or working with someone else. Ligura gives that work a place beyond the chat. Save it under a Work, find it later, and ask a connected AI to build on it.

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Start with something worth keeping

Imagine you’re preparing Elephas Teams Launch. Across several sessions, you research sign-in options, compare them, choose an approach, and plan the remaining work. Keep those pieces in one Work: These are examples of artifacts, Ligura’s name for saved pieces of work. You don’t need to create every type. One useful Page is enough to start. You don’t need to learn these types before saving something. Ligura gives connected AI apps guidance about the available formats and how to save and retrieve them. Describe what you want to keep in your own words, and the AI can choose a suitable format. You can always request a particular format or check the result in Ligura. Explore what you can save.

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Reuse how you work, not only what you made

When a session works out a method worth repeating, such as how you review a launch, ask the AI to save it as a Skill. Claude, ChatGPT, or another connected AI app can then follow the same steps in a later session.
Use our Ligura launch review skill for this.
Reuse a procedure with Skills.

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Keep, find, continue

Keep: Ask your connected AI to save a useful result in a named Work.
Save this sign-in comparison in the Elephas Teams Launch Work in Ligura.
Find: Return to the Work in the Ligura app, or ask a connected AI to retrieve it.
Find the sign-in comparison we saved for Elephas Teams Launch.
Continue: Ask the AI to read the current context before doing the next piece of work.
Read where Elephas Teams Launch stands and the decisions we’ve made. Help me work on the next open task.
The AI needs an active Ligura connection and permission to access that Work. If it cannot find or retrieve something, ask it to explain what is missing before continuing. Follow the save-and-resume walkthrough.

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A few names to know

A Work is a project, investigation, or objective you want to keep developing over time. A Task is something to finish within that Work. A Group keeps related Works together and is optional. For example, the Group Elephas could contain Works for Teams Launch, Windows App, and Pricing Redesign. You can also create any of those Works without a Group. Understand Work, Group, and Task.

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What gets carried forward

Ligura keeps the useful material you choose to save. It does not automatically record every conversation or give an AI access to every past chat. A new session can retrieve saved work through its authorized connection. You can use Ligura for personal projects too. A House Renovation Work might hold contractor comparisons, room measurements, a budget file, and your next tasks. The organizing principle is the same: keep related context together so you can return to it.

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Bring someone else into the work

Keep team projects in a team workspace, or share a Work or individual artifact with a named person. You choose what they can read or change and whether they can use it with their connected AI apps. Invitation links require the intended person to sign in; anonymous public links are not currently available. Read work with your team and sharing and invitation links for roles, access, and the invitation steps.

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Get started

Open Ligura, choose a Work, and follow the Connections guide for the AI app you want to use. Setup and availability vary by app. Step-by-step guides are available for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot, and other apps. Then save one piece of work worth coming back to. Need help? Contact support@getligura.com.