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Shared Memory for AI Coding Agents and Teams | Vibsync
Give Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding agents shared long-term team memory for discoveries and product knowledge, reducing repeated research an...
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83 % |
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Memmo — Long-term memory for AI coding agents
Memmo is operational memory for AI coding agents. It turns your repo, agent sessions, docs, and past mistakes into living context — so Claude Code walks in a...
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83 % |
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Dexicle — AI software delivery platform
Dexicle is an AI software delivery platform: one workspace where your team asks, plans, builds, tests, tracks and documents software, and that remembers how...
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82 % |
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AI Agent Memory That Works Across Sessions | Ratifa
Give your AI agents persistent project memory. Ratifa remembers decisions, progress, context and next steps so your AI can pick up where it left off.
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82 % |
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Sennin - an AI developer integrated as a team member, not a tool
Sennin installs an autonomous AI developer and a deep AI reviewer into your repos and tracker - GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, Jira, Linear, anything with an API...
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82 % |
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Shared memory for AI coding agents | Memkith
Give your engineering team’s coding agents shared, code-scoped context across Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, Codex, and Zed.
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82 % |
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arca: a team memory model that gets smarter over time
A private memory model that learns from the related repositories your team chooses and gets smarter as your coding history grows.
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82 % |
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Hunch — A shared record for AI agents
Keep decisions, completed work, and commitments available to AI agents, with their sources. Git-native engineering memory and a self-hosted state server.
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82 % |
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tmush — AI agents working inside your company - tmush
Put the AI assistants your team already uses to work together, on your company's machines and under its own licenses. Delivered as a consulting engagement: w...
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81 % |
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Cincotree | AI Engineering: from jargon to business impact
An AI engineering practice. Twenty years building production systems, the last few of them AI. Agents, retrieval and evaluation for teams that have to run th...
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81 % |
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Hyperparam | Understand what your AI is actually doing
Explore and transform AI data in your browser with Hyperparam, or collect, analyze, and act on every agent session with HypAware.
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81 % |
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Reeng.AI — AI that doesn’t start from scratch every time.
ReengAI learns a browser workflow once, replays it without another AI call, and repairs only the step that changed.
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81 % |
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Tages — Shared memory for AI coding agents
Your team's agents forget between sessions. Tages gives them shared, persistent memory about your codebase — installed with one command, with semantic search...
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81 % |
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Tages — Shared memory for AI coding agents
Your team's agents forget between sessions. Tages gives them shared, persistent memory about your codebase — installed with one command, with semantic search...
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81 % |
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aki · your agents shouldn't start from zero
aki works with the coding agents you already use: Claude Code, Pi and Codex. It runs tasks across your repos and turns every session into shared knowledge fo...
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81 % |
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Draft0 — Jeeves: AI forgets, Jeeves remembers
Jeeves, by Draft0 — the memory layer for your AI coding agent. AI forgets; Jeeves remembers. It captures your decisions, keeps docs true to the code, and han...
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81 % |
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Conderis • Reviewed knowledge for coding agents
Shared context for coding agents, with a review step. Decisions, tasks and project instructions reach every agent only after a maintainer approves them.
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80 % |
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Quarterback | Your Organization Never Forgets
Quarterback is the AI development platform that learns your team's architecture, decisions, and conventions — and gets smarter with every session. Not anothe...
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80 % |
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AI implementation for growing businesses — Binarify
We build AI into the systems your company already runs on, get your team using it, and measure the before and after. Fixed price, agreed up front.
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80 % |
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Radx / What happened to AI?
A source-grounded field guide to how AI moved from chatbots to agents, systems, and new ways of working.
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80 % |
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