SessionVault turns disposable coding-agent sessions into a compounding software team — shared memory, cleaner handoffs, and no blank starts.
The memory layer for agent-built software.
For indie builders, solo founders, and teams shipping with coding agents
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SessionVault is the context engine for agent-built software. It pulls from chats, markdown, branches, docs, task tools, and GitHub activity, then turns that trail into shared memory humans and agents can act on.
Coding agents don't just answer — they build, revise, test, and leave work behind.
A team without shared memory re-onboards every shift. So do your agents.
Across chats, branches, docs, notes, tasks, and agent output. No single place knows what the work means.
The cockpit pulls project context into one working view around the build.
What changed, what is stuck, what still matters, and where the next push should go.
Every session begins from shared memory instead of rebuilding the same ground.
Your tools already leave signal behind. SessionVault pulls it forward, connects it to the build, and gives the next pass something useful to run with.
Code changes, branches, commits, and project activity become part of the working context.
AGENTS.md, notes, plans, and scratchpads become searchable memory inside the cockpit.
Active work stays connected to the larger build, not isolated as a pile of tickets.
Old sessions become useful signal instead of scrollback you have to manually replay.
What passed, failed, or still needs attention stays tied to the work in motion.
Loose ideas, warnings, and reminders stay attached before they disappear.
Every agent pass should push the project forward. SessionVault keeps context loaded, friction visible, and feature work pointed at progress — not another restart.
Start with the useful stuff already in place, not a blank chat and a repo scan.
If something stalled, got deferred, or needed a workaround, the next run sees it before momentum dies.
Keep each task tied to the feature it is pushing, not scattered across chats, branches, and notes.
Agent loops only matter if the output survives the loop. SessionVault keeps each pass adding to the build.
Your agents already leave a trail. SessionVault turns that trail into shared memory, feature context, and handoffs your next agent can use.
Chats, notes, and scratchpads are enough to start. But as the idea grows, the context gets brittle fast.
Branches, PRs, history, and checks gave software a durable place to change without losing the plot.
SessionVault brings the missing layer: injecting the right context at the right moment — code, docs, Git status, tasks, tests, notes, and agent output — so each pass keeps building instead of starting over.
Whether you build nightly, weekly, or in sudden bursts, SessionVault keeps the project memory ready for the next pass.
The work waits without going cold.
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We'll send pricing and onboarding details after your request.
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"I stopped wasting the first prompt re-teaching the project."
"It felt like Codex and Claude were finally working from the same memory."
"My agents stopped leaving isolated sessions and started leaving useful handoffs."
SessionVault watches the work in motion: active tasks, tests, project context, GitHub activity, Markdown, notes, and agent output. It pulls the useful signal into the cockpit so the build keeps moving instead of scattering across tools.
A focused starting point: what changed, what is still open, what matters now, and where the next pass should begin. Not a giant replay of every old chat.
Yes. SessionVault parses your Markdown and brings it into the web cockpit, so AGENTS.md, notes, plans, task files, and scratchpads become searchable context. You can see the project memory your agents are building from instead of digging through a thousand files.
From the places your agents already touch: active tasks, tests, project boards, GitHub activity, Markdown, notes, and agent output. SessionVault brings that signal into one cockpit so humans and agents can see what is happening.
Old chats remember what was said. They do not keep the build pointed forward. SessionVault keeps useful context attached to the work, so each pass starts closer to progress.
No. Fewer wasted tokens are a side effect. The point is that the next agent starts with better context, less restart cost, and a clearer path forward.
Founder Early Access is opening now. Request access and we'll reach out as spots open. Starter and Pro arrive at launch.
Shared memory, cleaner handoffs, and feature context for software built by agents.
We'll send pricing and onboarding details after your request.