Enterprise-ready AI memory layer

Your team’s shared memory for AI coding agents.

CodeMemory captures the decisions, fixes, runbooks, patterns, and hard-won lessons created by humans and AI coding agents — then makes them reusable across engineers, repos, sessions, and teams.

Memory-first, not code-search-first
Provenance-aware retrieval
Built for org and team sharing
Example shared memories
Fix · Postgres pool exhaustion on background workers Increase worker idle timeout and cap concurrency at 8. The incident only surfaced under weekend re-index loads.
infra incident team-visible
Decision · Keep deployment runbooks separate from product docs Agents performed better when operational runbooks were stored as first-class memories with provenance instead of buried in repo markdown.
decision runbook source-linked
Pattern · Safe staged migration workflow Use branch-first validation, smoke checks, and explicit post-change verification before promoting org-wide guidance.
pattern platform org-visible

Capture

Store the learnings created by humans and agents during real engineering work: fixes, decisions, gotchas, runbooks, incidents, and architecture context.

Retrieve

Give engineers and agents access to relevant prior knowledge without forcing them to re-learn the same painful lessons from scratch.

Compound

Turn one-off agent output into durable organizational memory that gets stronger over time instead of disappearing into isolated sessions.

Why it matters

  • AI agents already generate valuable engineering knowledge every day.
  • Most of that knowledge is lost in chat threads, PRs, incident notes, and private transcripts.
  • Teams repeat the same debugging work because the org has no durable memory layer.
  • CodeMemory preserves the why behind the work, not just the final output.

Built for serious teams

  • Memory-first model, not generic repo indexing.
  • Typed memories: decision, fix, gotcha, runbook, pattern, incident, architecture.
  • Provenance links back to sessions, issues, PRs, incidents, repos, and projects.
  • Team/org visibility controls to keep knowledge shareable without becoming chaos.