Keep ownership.
Readable files you control, in the tools you already use.
Switch AI agents without starting over.
The intelligence and continuity layer.
Find relevant passages within your chosen scope.
Carry verified progress into the next session.
Keep working preferences consistent across models.
Give your next model a clear starting point.
Save accepted knowledge in user-owned files.
Select useful context without a bulk vault upload.
Pre-alpha preview. No installation, file access or live provider connections.
Skeptic is not another AI. It is the independent continuity layer for supported AI agents. Own your knowledge, connect your AI tools, switch with context, and return caught up. Claude → Codex → Claude: the returning agent receives the latest accessible context, with verified Git evidence separated from documented claims. Obsidian is preferred, not required; ordinary Markdown works too. Hidden session state cannot be recovered.
Readable files you control, in the tools you already use.
Shared preferences help the next AI understand how you work.
Clear checkpoints preserve progress when you switch models.
Keep your notes where they are. Markdown and Obsidian are the starting formats.
Decide what the AI may read. Reading never grants permission to edit or publish.
Use a project checkpoint to show what’s done and what comes next.
The preview uses invented examples. Provider setup and live retrieval remain experimental. See what’s available →
The walkthrough adapts to your starting point. It shows what setup could involve without connecting an account or opening your files.
Bring your existing Markdown instructions.
Start from shared rules and project progress.
Explore a path for an AI running on your device.
See how a simple Markdown workspace could begin.
See the eight-step preview. Keep your real files where they are.