GPS: Your Coding Agent Finally Remembers Your Repo
GPS anchors your coding agent’s memory to actual symbols and files in your repo, eliminating the need to re-explain context every session. It learns rules, gotchas, and test commands, and agents can file their own memories. Local-first, CLI-first, supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and MCP.
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Key points
- GPS solves the problem of coding agents forgetting context between sessions by anchoring memory to symbols and files in the repo.
- Agents can autonomously save memories, making each run smarter than the last, reducing token waste and repetition.
- The tool is local-first, CLI-first, and compatible with multiple major coding agent platforms.
Why it matters
This matters because GPS solves the problem of coding agents forgetting context between sessions by anchoring memory to symbols and files in the repo.
Technical impact
May affect model selection, inference cost, product capability, and evaluation benchmarks.
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Your coding agent forgets everything the second a session ends. GPS fixes that. It learns your repo's rules, decisions, gotchas, and test commands, then surfaces exactly what's relevant before any edit. No more "don't log PII here" corrections twice. No more repeating yourself every run. Memory anchored to symbols and files, not dumped into a bloated CLAUDE.md. Agents track their own failures and get smarter over time. Local-first, CLI-first, built for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and MCP.
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I kept noticing my agents making the same mistakes across sessions. I'd correct something, explain a rule, show it where the tests were, and the next run it was gone. Back to square one. Every session I was burning tokens just re-explaining context that should've already been there.
That's what GPS came from. Instead of stuffing everything into a CLAUDE.md that overflows context and gets ignored anyway, GPS anchors memory to the actual symbols and files in your repo. Before an agent touches code, it gets exactly what it needs, the rules, the past corrections, the gotchas, the test commands. Nothing irrelevant, nothing repeated.
And agents can file their own memories mid-task. Tricky edge case, failed command, something worth remembering next time, it just saves it. The next run starts smarter than the last one ended.
Fewer tokens, better recall, and your repo basically teaches the agent how it works without you doing anything.
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