Public projects: share a project with a link

A team project can be made public. Memocore gives it a link, and anyone who opens that link can join the project and read its memories — from the web and from their own AI client. They join as readers: they can search and read, and change nothing. This is for knowledge that is meant to travel: a product's documentation, a public playbook, an onboarding guide, a set of prompts and conventions you want customers or the community to be able to ask their AI about. How to publish. Open the project, find "Public access" and press "Make public". You get a link like memocore.ai/p/xxxxxxxx — copy it and share it wherever you like. Only a team (company) project can be published; a personal project cannot. What the link shows before joining. The project's name, its description, the team it belongs to, and how many memories and members it has. Nothing else — the memories themselves stay closed until someone joins. Joining. Anyone with a Memocore account can join in one click; no approval and no waiting. They become a follower: read-only, permanently. Joining a public project does NOT make anyone a member of your team and does NOT use a team seat — public readers cost you nothing. Managing followers. There is little to manage, by design. You cannot give a follower a role and you cannot remove them one at a time: nobody invited them, so there is no invitation to adjust — and removing one by hand would achieve nothing while the link they came through is still open. Making the project private is the control you have, and it clears all of them at once. If someone who followed the project should have a real role in it, they need to leave the project first; after that you can invite them from the members list like anyone else. What readers can and cannot see. They read the project's memories and download its attachments. They see the other members' names and roles, but never their email addresses — those stay inside your team. Leaving. Any member can leave a project at any time, except its owner (the owner deletes the project instead). Followers can leave too. Making it private again. Press "Make private". The link stops working immediately, and every follower loses access. People you invited by hand stay — closing the door does not undo an invitation. Publishing again reuses the same link, so an address you already shared keeps working. If the team's subscription lapses, the project drops off the public web: the link stops opening and nobody new can join. Existing readers can still leave it.