smriti

Shared memory for AI-powered engineering teams. Captures, indexes, and recalls conversations across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agents. Share team knowledge through git — no cloud required.

The agentic world is moving fast. Every team is shipping with AI — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline. The agents are getting better. The tooling is maturing.

But there's a gap nobody has fully closed:

Agents don't remember.

Not from yesterday. Not from each other. Not from your teammates. Every session starts from zero, no matter how much your team has already figured out.

This isn't just a developer experience problem. It's a foundational gap in how agents work. As they get more capable and longer-running, memory becomes a prerequisite — not a feature. Without it, knowledge stays buried in chat histories. Teams re-discover what they've already figured out. Decisions get made twice.

The answer, I think, mirrors how our own memory works:

Ingest → Categorize → Recall → Search

That's the brain. That's what Smriti (Sanskrit: memory) is building toward.

The Problem, Up Close

Here's what the gap looks like in practice:

The result:

• Duplicated work — same questions asked across the team, different answers every time
• Lost decisions — "why did we do it this way?" lives in someone's closed chat window
• **Zero continuit