For engineering teams
Your engineering team's AI, finally on the same page.
Give every engineer's AI the same context: your stack, your conventions, the decisions you've made, and what the last session changed.
The questions your tools can now answer
“How should the new sync service handle retries?”
Response
Use the backoff pattern the team standardized in March and log it to the ledger like the other services. Skip the custom error format, that one was reversed last sprint.
The context graph
Everything the team knows, interconnected
The processes, the people, the decisions, and the live activity, all in one web that every tool on the team reads.
Your engineering team connects to Architecture decisions, Code conventions, Tech stack, Release process, PR process, Test tools, DevOps & CI/CD, Dependencies, API specs, Product roadmap, Team members, On-call rotation, Release history, Activity, decisions & tasks, Recent incidents, Sprint tasks, QA process, Audit process, Compliance status.
See the difference
The same question, with and without your context
What the tool says on its own, versus what it says reading your team's BaseThread graph.
Add retry logic with exponential backoff and a max-attempt cap, wrap the call in try/catch, and log failures so you can debug them.
Generic. Could be for anyone.Use the backoff helper the team standardized in March and log it to the ledger like the other services. Skip a custom error format, that one was reversed last sprint.
Answered with your context graphWorking together
Shared context across the whole team
The real win is between engineers. Context stops living in one person's setup and becomes something the whole team, and all of their agents, share.
Decisions get logged once
When the team standardizes on the backoff helper, the AI that watched the conversation logs the decision. Every other engineer's agent reads it from then on. No Slack thread to dig up.
Activity is your team's running memory
Every Claude Code or Cursor session logs what it shipped, what broke, and what changed, so the next engineer (or their agent) starts already caught up on the sprint.
One brief, every contributor
The project brief, owners, and open questions live in one place every engineer and every agent reads, instead of scattered across tickets.
Onboard people and agents the same way
A new hire or a fresh agent session inherits the same conventions, decisions, and recent activity instantly, with no ramp-up doc that's already out of date.
FAQ
Questions, answered
A rules file lives in one repo and one tool, with no shared server and no write-back. BaseThread is a shared context-graph across every tool and every engineer, with decisions, project briefs, and an AI-written activity stream, so the whole team's agents stay aligned, not just one editor.
Get your whole eng team's AI in sync
One context-graph that Cursor, Claude Code, and every engineer's tools read, so the team's agents stop relitigating settled architecture.
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