A shared record for AI agents: decisions, completed work, and commitments, with sources. Git-native engineering memory and a self-hosted state server.
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A shared record for AI agents: decisions, completed work, and commitments, with sources. Git-native engineering memory and a self-hosted state server.
Engineering memory that outlives the chat. A local-first CLI that keeps decisions, conventions, and lessons in your repo, with deterministic drift checks and Git/CI quality gates. Built for developers and AI coding agents.
Software for HackerRank Orchestrate: an evaluator, an engineering-memory CLI that remembers what you measured and rejected, a mentor that costs a change before you write it, an adaptive AI-judge interview simulator, and 34 auto-triggering Agent Skills.
Self-hosted engineering memory for coding agents with CLI, MCP, proof gates and benchmark artifacts.
Repo-owned engineering memory for coding agents — preserve decisions, failures, domain knowledge, and deferred work across sessions, teams, and models.
Local-first engineering memory built for OpenAI Codex, reusable by other coding agents.
Bridge work between Context-Driven Development and MemPalace for structured, local-first engineering memory.
Persistent memory layer for engineering agents. MCP server + CLI.
Engineering memory for AI coding agents: requirements, decisions, evidence, traceability, and V-process/ALM handoff
Engineering Memory for Software Projects.
Engineering memory for teams and AI agents. Self-hosted, human-governed, AI-aware.
Applied examples for reviewable AI-assisted engineering
A memory-native GitHub App that captures resolved code-review decisions and surfaces relevant precedent in future pull requests with Supermemory Local.
Fishbowl: local-first engineering memory for failures, decisions, evidence, and verification.
MCP server for AI coding agents — persistent engineering memory, knowledge compounding, and spec-driven development workflows. Part of TRW Framework.
Engineering memory for AI coding agents
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