Repository-first memory for AI-assisted teams

Context compounds
when it lives with the code.

TeamBrain keeps conventions, decisions, and operational notes beside the project, locally searchable and human-reviewed before they become shared practice.

Local by defaultHuman reviewedPortable
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01 / KEEP CONTEXT CLOSE

The project stays the source of truth. Memory travels with the repository.

A practical layer for the work already happening

Less re-explaining. More useful context for every agent, every engineer, and every handoff.

Chat threads, ad hoc prompts, and distant wikis lose the shape of a project. TeamBrain gives the team a reviewable place to keep what should compound.

The workflow

From a useful insight to shared practice.

A concrete loop for teams that want AI assistance without handing project memory to a black box.

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02 / THE REPOSITORY AS MEMORY

Human-readable files make project knowledge inspectable, editable, and easy to move.

01

Capture

Agents and engineers surface a convention, decision, or operational note.

02

Propose

The insight becomes a human-readable project file beside the code.

03

Review

A familiar pull request gives the team a clear place to edit, approve, or reject it.

04

Compound

Approved memory stays portable and locally searchable for the next task.

A reviewable handoff

Automation can propose. Your team still decides.

When an agent surfaces a project convention or a new operational note, TeamBrain turns it into a pull request. Engineers can edit, approve, reject, and leave an audit trail before the memory is merged.

Repository-resident contextLocal retrievalHuman-reviewed changesPortable project memory
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03 / HUMANS IN THE LOOP

Familiar review controls keep ownership with the people who know the codebase.

For teams building with agents

Make the next session smarter than the last.

TeamBrain is available through early access. See the workflow, then share how your team uses coding agents and where context gets lost.

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