Every decision, convention, and discovery is a markdown note in a local knowledge graph. Agents write to it, search it, and link it — so context compounds instead of resetting every session.
An LLM forgets everything when the conversation ends. Zevyn's memory does not. It is a markdown vault stored next to your code — every agent can read and write it, and it outlives any single session.
Plain markdown with frontmatter. Every editor can read it; it diffs cleanly in git.
Notes link to each other with [[wikilinks]]. Zevyn resolves forward links and backlinks on save, and indexes everything for full-text search. The graph is navigable by humans and agents alike.
Before an agent starts work in a familiar area, it searches memory for prior decisions. When it learns something, it writes a note. The next agent — today or next month — starts where the last one left off.
Memory travels with the project, not the conversation. Switch machines or onboard a teammate — the context comes too.
Monaco-grade editing — LSP, syntax, project-wide find, split panes — wrapped around every agent's worktree as a tab.
ExploreOne LLM plans the work, spawns agents, reviews their diffs, and merges. You talk to it like a tech lead.
ExploreStructured tasks with dependencies and file ownership. Agents claim, complete, and hand off on the record.
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