Persistent memory for AI coding agents

Your AI agent logs decisions after every task and searches project history before starting new work — via MCP tools. Git push auto-capture is the built-in fallback.

# AI agent finishes implementing auth
mcp log_context
Decision: Use RS256 for cross-service token validation
Risk: Token expiry not handled on mobile clients
Task: Add refresh token rotation
# Next day — agent starts new task
mcp search_context "what did we decide about auth?"
↳ RS256 for cross-service validation (logged 1d ago, 2 sources)
# git pushes also auto-captured as fallback

How it works

Your AI agent gets persistent project memory through four capabilities.

Agent logs reasoning

Your AI agent calls log_context after every task — recording decisions, risks, and rationale. The WHY behind code is captured automatically.

Agent searches context

Before starting work, your agent calls search_context to ask "what did we decide about auth?" and gets a grounded, citation-backed answer.

MCP-native integration

Works with GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, and any MCP-compatible agent. Five built-in tools — zero custom glue code required.

Auto-capture fallback

Not using an AI agent? Every git push still auto-extracts context via Nova Pro. Your project brain grows either way.

Up and running in 3 steps

Works with any git repo. Your AI agent gets memory in minutes.

01

Install & initialize

Download the VSIX, install it in VS Code, and click the ⚡ FlowSync status bar button. Initialize your project — you get a Project ID and Token.

02

Connect your AI agent

Your AI agent now automatically has 5 new tools: log_context to record decisions, search_context to query history, and 3 more.

03

Code with memory

Your agent logs WHY after every task and searches context before starting new work. Git pushes are auto-captured as a fallback. Open the dashboard for team visibility.

FlowSync

Give your AI agent a memory

Install the extension, connect your MCP agent, and every decision is captured — automatically.