minimi assembles a memory of what you have been working on and uses it to surface the threads you left unfinished. Open loops are the real failure of personal productivity: the task you half-started and stopped thinking about is invisible to every list you keep, because you never wrote it down.
The memory is presented as yours rather than as something locked inside one assistant, and it connects outward so other tools can read it.
It is free. The long-term model is unclear, which matters for something holding a record of everything you do, that record is unusually sensitive by nature, and the product is early with little public detail about how it stores or protects any of it.
