Give the project a memory.
Keep context and decisions in readable project files. Review the instructions your agents work from, instead of leaving them scattered across conversations.
Project workspace · Core
A project is more than its latest prompt. Keep the decisions, instructions and activity around the code close to the work itself.
Keep context and decisions in readable project files. Review the instructions your agents work from, instead of leaving them scattered across conversations.
Work with Claude and Codex in project sessions. Keep their activity alongside the files and context that give it meaning.
Inspect changed files and individual hunks. Mark what you have reviewed and flag what needs attention as you work through the result.
Your judgement is still part of the process. Review marks record your reading; they do not revert files or certify the work.
It is where a project keeps its context, its Claude and Codex sessions and the review of what changed, all in one place. The decisions and instructions live with the code instead of scattered across conversations.
No. You describe what you want in plain words and your tech lead does the technical part, then shows you every change before it lands.
Claude and Codex, side by side in project sessions. Both work from the same files and the same project context.
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