AI Passport

The problem I wanted to solve

I use multiple large language models and found that useful business context could become fragmented between tools. Moving a project from one assistant to another often meant repeating background or reconstructing decisions.

I built AI Passport to explore a simple idea: keep important context in a place I control, then choose what to share with whichever AI tool I am using.

How the product works

AI Passport organizes context into a structured vault. People can group information with categories and subfolders, mark its relative importance, and prepare selected material for use elsewhere.

• Organize context into files, categories, and nested folders
• Rank information by importance
• Export selected context in formats such as Markdown or JSON
• Bring updated context back into the vault and review proposed changes
• Use templates to create a more consistent starting structure

The product is intended to make context portable without treating every connected model as the permanent home for that information.

What I built

I owned the product concept and application build, including the vault organization and context-sharing flow. The app uses Svelte and TypeScript with Supabase for its backend.

The design boundary

The vault is the place where context is organized. Sharing is a separate action: a person selects what is relevant, exports it for a task, and reviews proposed changes before applying them. That distinction is central to the product's approach to portability and control.

What shipped