Capture the why behind AI-generated code. Generate decision logs from Claude Code sessions for PR reviews.
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Capture the why behind AI-generated code. Generate decision logs from Claude Code sessions for PR reviews.
Reusable agent rules, templates, subagents, and skills for AI-assisted software delivery.
An append-only ledger that records why decisions were made.
Self-hosted database and API for AI project memory. Store decisions with receipts, query from any model
An append-only reasoning log for LLM-assisted research. Record the why behind decisions — with falsifiability conditions, confidence tags, and failure-first philosophy.
Capture decisions with full context, metadata, and confidence scores. Includes outcome tracking, notes, and CSV export.
Session Continuity Protocal (SCP): a lightweight protocol to prevent multi-session AI “amnesia” by persisting project state (PMP), decisions (ADR-lite), and no-silent-changes guardrails for consistent, token-efficient continuity.
Decision-first experiment tracker for product teams (hypothesis → decision → learning).
decisions, retros, and templates you can reuse.
AI assumption firewall for MCP agents — intercepts risky decisions, checks past decisions, detects contradictions, and gates human approval via Telegram or Slack.
Open specification for tamper-evident AI decision logs. Satisfies EU AI Act Articles 12 and 19. Defines record fields, hash chaining, Ed25519 signatures, and audit trail export format.
Minimal, zero-dependency decision log for Claude Code. Markdown-only, git-trackable, three smart hooks.
Your code knows what. Lore knows why. — CLI tool that captures the why behind code changes.
Persistent decision memory for any project. Karpathy's LLM Wiki, productized.
A platform that makes delivery friction visible, measurable, and actionable — so teams can fix real root causes instead of guessing what went wrong.
Git-native decision memory for AI coding agents.
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