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Local, reviewable repo memory for coding agents

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Local, reviewable repo memory for coding agents
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Aictx is a local-first project memory tool designed for AI coding agents, allowing them to retain and access project knowledge efficiently. It enables agents to understand repository context without repetitive briefings, storing durable knowledge that can be reviewed and inspected. The tool operates without the need for cloud services or external APIs, making it accessible and easy to use within local environments.

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Aictx Aictx is local-first project memory for AI coding agents, inspired by Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern: durable, human-editable project knowledge that models can read before work. Stop re-explaining the same product intent, architecture decisions, repo conventions, setup steps, and known traps every time a new AI coding session starts. Activate Aictx once in a repo: it saves durable knowledge as local, reviewable memory, wires short agent guidance into the project, and loads only the pieces that matter for the current task. Use it when you want: New agents to understand the repo without a long briefing. Durable decisions, workflows, gotchas, and source-backed summaries to survive across sessions, branches, and reviews.

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