For people who use AI chats
Conversation can make capture easier. Cori is designed to keep important facts in one owner-controlled record instead of leaving them scattered across chats.
Cori Pet Diary · Private development
One factual pet record, across AI chats and everyday care.
Keep routines, products, medications, visible changes, evidence, and veterinarian questions together.
Cori Pet Diary is an owner-first, durable pet-care record in development. Future owner-authorized ChatGPT, Claude, and other agent interfaces are intended to work with the same Cori record instead of creating separate histories.
Private development only. No public ChatGPT app, Claude connector, API, or agent access is available today.
Cori Pet Diary
Illustrative exampleOwner wording
Nala started the new wash today. I noticed a dry patch after the walk.
Captured as owner reported
Today · routine recorded
Visible change noted
No diagnosis added. Context stays factual.
Factual timeline
New wash started
Routine · owner reported · selected pet context
How it is designed to work
Conversation can start a record. It cannot replace it.
An agent may make capture easier. Cori is designed to preserve selected facts in one owner-controlled record with their context, timing, and source visible.
- 01
Set context
Choose the pet and, when useful, the specific concern you want the record to describe.
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Record the fact
Add a routine, product, date, visible change, or veterinarian question in ordinary language.
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Keep source visible
Retain what was owner reported, veterinarian documented, or otherwise recorded without turning it into a diagnosis.
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Return with context
Come back to a dated timeline that still shows what happened, when, and where it came from.
Two audiences, one record
Cori is designed around owner context, not chat history.
For people who want a persistent Pet Diary
Use conversation as the doorway, then keep selected facts in a durable, owner-controlled record you can revisit with context instead of losing them in chat history.
Any future integration remains gated by owner authorization, privacy and security review, operational approval, and private-pilot acceptance.
The boundary
A record, not a diagnosis.
Cori is designed to organize owner-authorized facts, neutral visible-change notes, and veterinarian questions. It does not replace a veterinarian or make treatment decisions.
Not for emergencies. Contact a veterinarian or emergency service when urgent care may be needed.
Designed to help with
- Chronology and factual context
- Routines, products, and timing
- Visible source labels
- Owner-selected pet and concern scope
- Questions to bring to a veterinarian
Not designed to
- Diagnose or estimate disease probability
- Identify organisms
- Prescribe or recommend treatment
- Calculate or change doses
- Advise starting or stopping medication
Common questions
Clear about concept, access, and limits.
What is Cori Pet Diary?
Cori Pet Diary is an owner-first record concept for routines, products, timing, visible changes, supporting context, and questions for a veterinarian.
How is it designed to work?
Choose a pet and a concern, add factual moments in ordinary language, then return to a dated timeline that keeps source and context together.
Will it work with AI chats or agents?
The product is being designed for owner-authorized agent interfaces, but no public ChatGPT app, Claude connector, API, or agent access is available today.
Is it veterinary advice?
No. Cori Pet Diary is designed to organize factual records and veterinarian questions. It does not diagnose, prescribe, calculate doses, or make treatment decisions.
Cori Pet Diary
Built around records people can understand and own.
Product remains in private development. Public availability, agent access, and pilot participation are not promised by this page.
Diary updates
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