Smriti

Smriti is an AI developer tool that adds version control to multi-agent reasoning state, so coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can share context instead of losing it at handoff. Its tagline captures the gap it targets: code has Git, but multi-agent reasoning does not. Smriti lets agents create versioned checkpoints of decisions, branch to explore alternatives from any checkpoint, and compare reasoning with structured diffs. Time-bounded active claims let agents see what work others have already picked up, freshness checks confirm shared state has not changed since a baseline, and repo-state drift detection flags when live code has moved past a checkpoint's reference point. Stable task IDs give every agent a shared way to reference the same work, enabling coordination through a shared task pool without a central orchestrator. It is open source under the MIT license, requires no API keys for core functionality, and runs locally on SQLite by default. For solo builders and teams running multiple coding agents on one codebase, Smriti is an open-source developer tool for reducing handoff chaos when switching models or agents.

Solo builders and teams running multiple AI coding agents on one codebase use Smriti to share and version reasoning state across handoffs.