Hypher
Project memory under your coding agents. Dump the project as it actually is — rants, screenshots, chat exports, “don't do X” — and Hypher compiles it into one note the next agent reads, works from, and writes back to.
Every new agent starts cold
The code lives in the repo, but the decisions don't: why something changed, what not to do, what's half-finished. Switch agents or hit a usage limit and all of it has to be retyped.
Dump, one note, writeback
One field for messy input. Hypher turns it into a single bounded note per project — a decision ledger that lives for months and workstreams that live for days — and agents write back when they stop.
Handoff that checks itself
Work is checkpointed as it happens and verified against the working tree on resume. Only hashes, file names and commit identity leave the machine; on a mismatch, it says what differs.
The next session starts warm
Pull the plug on one agent, open another, and it already knows the goal, the constraints and the next action. Nobody types a recap.
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