Fathym Inc.

@fathym.com

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Fathym builds AI that remembers what your team already knows. FAI keeps context flowing across tools, sessions, and teammates so work compounds instead of restarting from scratch. fathym.com • openindustrial.co

Developer desk at night with a laptop showing code, sticky notes repeating repo rules and “do not touch that file,” a glowing deploy button and a goldfish bowl beside the computer. The image jokes about AI having goldfish memory while still being close to deployment.
Graphic showing an open vault holding AI context files labeled decisions, assumptions, knowledge, constraints and references, connected to abstract AI tools and team members under the headline “Your AI context belongs to you.”
Top-down image of a messy desk covered with cables, pens, coffee stains, notes and papers. In the center is a torn-paper sketch of a cloud vault with a tiny person climbing a ladder to put files inside. A laptop, coffee mug, markers, sticky notes and scattered project papers surround the drawing.
Mockup of a dark Fathym interface titled “Your context. Yours to change.” A FAI workbench context panel shows editable rows for project architecture, working preferences, assumptions and patterns FAI noticed. The assumptions row is open in edit mode with a save changes button.
Illustration of a serious blue octopus wearing glasses at a cluttered developer desk. Multiple tentacles reach toward server logs, code screens, coffee, books, cables, and a large red deploy button labeled critical. A sticky note on the chair says “read the context first.”
Quote card text: AI literacy cannot stop at "check the answer." Students and adults need to learn how to check the frame.
Concept graphic on a dark blue background showing an AI confidence slider labeled “checked it” on one side and “just guessing” on the other. As the slider moves toward uncertainty, AI response bubbles shrink from long polished text to “Honestly, not sure.” A sticky note reads “PU mode” with a small poop emoji.
Branded Fathym humor card showing a tired developer or Thinky-style character surrounded by chatbots and tool windows.
Graphic titled “Project vs. Workbench” on a dark circuit-pattern background. The left panel says “Project = work” and lists tickets, docs, files, code, and repo history with a folder icon. The right panel says “Workbench = how work happens” and lists decisions, patterns, preferences, tools, and team context with a connected-nodes icon. The Fathym logo appears at the bottom.
Branded Fathym quote card on a dark blue background. Large text reads, “The chat may feel private. The infrastructure is not yours.” Smaller text reads, “Own your context.” The design uses blue, cyan and pale blue accents with a discreet Fathym logo.
Cartoon-style Fathym “Thinky” character wearing a pirate hat and looking at a treasure map of services, workflows and project notes. The image jokes that teams should not need a treasure map to find how systems were built.
Fathym graphic reading “Not just project memory. A workbench that learns how you work.” A central workbench connects to project cards for a web app, API service, industrial system, data pipeline and docs/content.
Short animated Fathym video showing different AI tool and agent logos appearing one by one against a dark background, with the Fathym logo below. The video suggests FAI connects project context across multiple AI tools rather than tying work to one assistant.
Fathym graphic with the headline “Your Sessions Don’t Belong to Claude” and large text reading “They Belong to You.” A central magenta hexagon connects by glowing cyan arrows to multiple geometric icons, representing project context moving between different AI tools while staying centered in the user’s own system.
Retro VHS-style graphic with a dark background showing “10 PM” in glowing teal-green on the left with a starburst flare in the zero, and on the right bright blue-white text reads, “It’s 10 PM. Do you know where your AI agents are?” with visible scanlines and grain for an old TV effect.
Short animated Fathym video explaining that AI sessions should not start from zero. On-screen text says FAI keeps project context available across sessions and tools, so AI does not have to relearn the same project every time.
Fathym social graphic on a dark circuit-pattern background. Text reads, “AI tools change” and “fai keeps your project context portable.” Four AI tool icons connect by lines to a stack of rugged portable cases, representing project context moving between tools.
OpenIndustrial social graphic on a dark grid background. Large text reads “Any AI tool. One approval.” Supporting copy says MCP-compatible tools can suggest workflows into OpenIndustrial and nothing executes without approval. Below, a mock proposal window shows data connection changes with Decline and Accept & Deploy buttons, emphasizing human approval before deployment.
Dark, futuristic graphic with glowing cyan nodes connected like a constellation or knowledge graph. Small labels include docs, code, decisions, systems, research, customers, notes, history and risk. Overlay text reads: “The Age of Intelligence. Access is not the hard part anymore.”
Fathym social graphic on a dark navy background with the Fathym logo at top left. Large teal text reads, “Your AI Finally Remembers What Matters.” Smaller text underneath reads, “Every open loop. Every status. Every next step, ready for the next session.” A large stylized vault door fills the lower half of the image, with “fai vault” in the bottom right.
Animated FAI intro showing a blank coding session becoming a connected AI workspace, with a glowing central context node linking tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf, OpenClaw and Ollama. Ends with the Fathym logo and the text: “Every AI session starts from scratch. Not anymore.”
Dark OpenIndustrial graphic showing machines, logs, spreadsheets, and operator knowledge flowing through a governed access layer before reaching an AI agent. Headline: “MCPs connect AI to data. OpenIndustrial adds the control layer.”
Graphic with text “Your AI should work with your reality.” and subtext “Connect any data. Any AI. Governed.” alongside a diagram showing sensors and APIs feeding into analytics and a query system, with the OpenIndustrial logo.
Graphic with text “If it produces data, you can query it.” and smaller line “With governed access, of course.” above the OpenIndustrial logo on a dark, data-themed background.
Graphic with text “Real systems don’t guess.” above “Your AI should work with your reality.” and OpenIndustrial logo on a dark background.
Split graphic: foggy chessboard (AI novice) vs clear connected board (AI master). Left: misses patterns, guesses moves. Right: sees full position, adapts in real time.
OpenIndustrial interface showing a data pipeline: IoT sensors and an API feed into analytics, then into a query layer, with a live stream of machine data at the bottom. Overlaid text reads “AI that can’t see this… …is guessing.”
Graphic with large vertical text reading “5 steps to building with FAI” beside a terminal-style window showing FAI installed successfully, setup instructions, common commands, and a link to the getting started docs. The Fathym logo appears in the bottom left.
Your context. Portable. Shared across every tool.
You to the power of AI. Your AI finally knows you. Every tool. Every session.
When anti-gravity fails you, float to Fathym's FAI.
Fathym works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and Deno using Claude, GitHub's Copilot, Codex, and other AI platforms.
Build. Keep everything. Your AI work compounds.