Memnox
Let AI agents work autonomously, within your boundaries.
15 followers
Let AI agents work autonomously, within your boundaries.
15 followers
AI agents don’t need more permission. They need context, coordination, and boundaries.
Memnox is the control plane for autonomous AI agents. It gives Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor the context of your work, keeps them coordinated, and holds risky actions for your approval.
Stay in control from your Mac, Windows, or Linux desktop, or your iPhone or Android phone. Start locally with the open-source runtime. Add Memnox Cloud for team governance. Let your agents work. Keep the authority yours.
Hey 👋
I'm Moïse, and I built Memnox because I kept seeing the same problem on every engineering team I worked with: a decision gets made in a Slack thread, three months pass, and then a new hire or an AI coding agent does the exact thing that decision ruled out. The knowledge was there, but nothing remembered it.
Memnox guards your code before AI agents write it.
It gives every AI coding agent your team's memory. Instead of relying only on the current codebase, Memnox understands your project's decisions, architecture, and history. Before Claude, Cursor, or any AI agent writes a single line of code, Memnox validates its plan against what your team has already decided, blocks conflicting changes, and resolves contradictory context before it becomes a bug.
Memnox is also your proactive project expert. It escalates blocked tasks, flags risky pull requests, heals failed CI, and keeps your projects aligned, without anyone having to ask.
It's also BYOK (Bring Your Own Key).
Connect your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key, pay your provider directly with no token markup, and start free in minutes.
I'd love to hear what you think, especially what would make Memnox a no-brainer for your team. I'll be in the comments all day. 🙏
Finally a tool that actually catches the stuff my agents keep missing from old Slack threads. Hooking it into GitHub and Linear took like two minutes and it flagged a decision we forgot about within the first hour.
@sedanura98273 Thank you so much! 🙌 This is exactly the problem we wanted to solve.
A lot of important engineering decisions are buried across Slack threads, issues, PRs, and conversations that AI agents never see. The goal with Memnox is to connect those scattered signals and surface the context before it turns into a mistake.
Really glad you saw the value so quickly; appreciate you trying it out! 🚀
🎯 Memnox
Love the positioning around protecting code before AI generates it.
Curious—do you see the long-term customer as individual developers, or engineering teams trying to enforce trust at scale?
That answer feels like it could shape the whole product.
@aryan787544 Great question. We see the long-term customer as engineering teams, especially teams trying to scale AI adoption without losing engineering standards and trust.
Individual developers are the entry point because they feel the pain first, but the bigger opportunity is giving teams a shared understanding layer that helps every AI agent and engineer make decisions aligned with the organisation's context.
The goal is not just helping one developer write code faster; it's helping the whole engineering team build with AI safely at scale. 🚀
@nganulo_rushanika_moise Really appreciate the thoughtful answer.
The developer-to-team transition feels like the interesting strategic challenge here. Products that start with individual developers don't automatically become organization-wide systems, and the positioning usually has to evolve along the way.
I've got a couple of thoughts on that transition that might be useful as Memnox grows. What's the best email to send them to?
@aryan787544 Thanks, really appreciate that. Would love to hear your thoughts.
You can reach me at moise@memnox.com. Looking forward to the conversation! 🙌
@nganulo_rushanika_moise Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.
Finally got my AI agent to stop rewriting functions my team already removed last sprint, that's been driving me nuts for weeks. The Slack history ingestion actually picked up old architecture decisions I'd forgotten about.
@batuhana92994 This is exactly why we built Memnox 🙌 So many valuable decisions disappear into past conversations and tickets.