Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Ali, founder of Decispher. We built Decispher Memory because AI coding agents start every new session with amnesia. That means developers repeatedly explain things that should persist: package-manager preferences, staging ports, local environment quirks, repo conventions, and the engineering rules an agent should not break. Decispher Memory gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Grok Build, and MCP-compatible agents durable memory across sessions. You can use it in Engineering mode for coding workflows, or Everything mode for broader working context. Memory can stay personal, be shared with a project, or live in team sets so useful context can become shared without making private context visible to everyone. Every memory use is logged, and you can review, edit, promote, or delete memories at any time. We would love your honest feedback, especially from people who use coding agents every day: 1) What do you find yourself re-explaining to your agent most often? 2) Would you want memory to be personal first, team-first, or both? 3) Which agent or editor should we support next? Thanks for checking out Decispher Memory we’re here all day and would love to answer questions. (Part of one the vertical of Decispher. Learn more at decispher.com)

Decispher Memory

Memory for coding agents that learns how your team works

Memory for coding agents that learns how your team works