← Back to SynapA semantic four-state explanation of the Data Pod loop.
The Data Pod
Give your agent a record to work through, not around.
A Data Pod keeps the records, relationships, and views that make agent work useful after the first session ends.
Explain capture, record, proposal, and working view.
The durable layer
Connected records can remain useful across sessions, agents, and views instead of disappearing into separate chats and files.
What this makes possible
Three useful capabilities. No feature inventory.
Typed records, not a pile of fragments
Represent the work as connected entities with the context needed to find and use it later.
Different views of the same work
Cards and Views make one underlying record useful in the context of a project, process, or workspace.
A substrate that compounds
The output of one session can become useful input to the next one.
How it connects
The Data Pod is the product's durable layer; Browser and agents both work with the same connected context.
Ownership and service details must match the available deployment path. Synap does not turn a claim of control into a claim it cannot prove.