Microsoft Quietly Tests Pantheon, an AI Memory App for Win11 Distinct from Recall
Microsoft is quietly testing Project Pantheon, an AI application for Windows 11. Its Context Vault version only saves user-selected web pages, files, screenshots, text, and audio/video as "memories." Users can ask questions based on these memories, and the data can be accessed by Claude and Cursor via an MCP server. Unlike Recall, which automatically takes screenshots, Pantheon requires a separate download and runs on a cloud model. Microsoft has not announced or committed to a release, and is…
Microsoft is quietly testing Pantheon, an AI memory app for Win11 that differs from Recall.
Microsoft is quietly testing Project Pantheon, a Windows 11 AI app. Its Context Vault version only saves user-selected web pages, files, screenshots, text, and audio/video as "memories." Users can ask questions to the AI, and the data can also be accessed by Claude and Cursor through an MCP server.
Unlike Recall, which automatically takes screenshots, Pantheon must be downloaded separately and runs on a cloud-based model. Microsoft has not yet announced or committed to a release and is considering measures such as encryption, Windows Hello, and IT controls.
Source: Windows Latest