Shared, git-tracked working memory for AI agents on the same codebase.
Shared, git-tracked working memory for AI agents that share a codebase. What one Claude / Cursor / Cline learns about your repo, the next one picks up automatically. No database. No SaaS. Just files in your repo. Every AI session that touches your repo starts from zero. It re-greps the same files. It re-discovers the same conventions. It re-asks the same questions you already answered three…
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Shared, git-tracked working memory for AI agents that share a codebase. What one Claude / Cursor / Cline learns about your repo, the next one picks up automatically. No database. No SaaS. Just files in your repo. Every AI session that touches your repo starts from zero. It re-greps the same files. It re-discovers the same conventions. It re-asks the same questions you already answered three sessions ago. Multi-user / multi-tool makes it worse: your teammate's Cursor and your Claude Code learn…
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