MEX

MEX keeps project knowledge alongside code so engineers and their AI coding agents can share context across teammates and sessions. Architecture, requirements and decisions live in readable Markdown that travels with the repository through Git.

• Shared agent context: Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can use the same project memory through project instructions and the CLI, even when teammates use different coding tools.
• Knowledge review: A local browser Hub lets engineers explore project knowledge and review contributions; accepted Wiki changes retain attribution and an audit trail.
• Code-linked memory: Explanations point to relevant code, and drift checks flag links that need review as the codebase changes.
• Session handoffs: Structured handoffs carry work to the next session or teammate, preserving context beyond an individual agent's conversation.
• Context retrieval: A local Code Graph and Wiki search index help agents and engineers find relevant project knowledge.

The CLI is open source under MIT and doesn't require a MEX account. Shared Markdown stays in the repository; each developer keeps rebuildable indexes, working state and the Hub on their own machine. Git handles sharing, and MEX itself never pushes or pulls. Connected coding agents have their own account and network requirements.