MCP adapter for Engram - organizational memory for AI agents
The "Missing Context" Engine for AI Agents. Engram gives your AI agent the context it can’t see in the code alone. While LLMs are excellent at analyzing the specific files you give them, they lack the broader context of your repository's history and guardrails. Engram bridges this gap by surfacing hidden dependencies (via git history) and required behaviours (via test intents) that the AI would…
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The "Missing Context" Engine for AI Agents. Engram gives your AI agent the context it can’t see in the code alone. While LLMs are excellent at analyzing the specific files you give them, they lack the broader context of your repository's history and guardrails. Engram bridges this gap by surfacing hidden dependencies (via git history) and required behaviours (via test intents) that the AI would otherwise not have access to, miss or ignore. Temporal History: Answers "What usually changes when…
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