Cursor agents are great at exploring a repo — and expensive at rediscovering the same constraints every session. Decisions live in scrollback. You re-explain “don’t touch X” for the third time this week.
amem is personal agent memory that stays on your machine: a private, searchable store of durable facts about your work — owners, file anchors, gotchas, decisions — so the next session starts oriented instead of cold.
Try it: https://getamem.com
Testera is an AI-native QA platform for teams tired of flaky tests and endless failure triage. Agents help classify CI failures (product bug vs test issue vs flake), dedupe tickets, and open draft-PR heals never auto-merge. Humans stay in control.
Built API-first with hosted MCP so Claude/Cursor can work with your suite. Free forever for core QA; Advanced unlocks automations, self-heal, and webhooks.
Would love feedback from anyone running CI/CD or owning a test suite:
Fast, free test management — plus agents that triage CI failures, open draft-PR heals, run scheduled recipes, and manage your suite via MCP. Humans always approve the merge. Built for speed, not enterprise ceremony.
