It's called cognitive drift — decisions evaporate, context scatters, and agents re-discover what you already decided. Enginehaus is the coordination layer that makes context compound across every session and every tool.
Architecture calls, dependency choices, design tradeoffs — captured as a byproduct of working, not a chore. Next week, next month, any agent can retrieve the decision and the reasoning behind it.
Work doesn't close until it's actually done. Uncommitted changes, missing tests, skipped phases — caught structurally by the system. Not by you reviewing at midnight.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Kiro — they all share the same coordination layer via MCP. One init, every tool remembers.
Every agent session starts fully briefed — decisions, tasks, project state. No copy-paste, no "here's what we decided" docs. The coordination layer does the briefing.
Every architectural choice, every tradeoff, every "why did we do it this way" — logged automatically with reasoning and context. Searchable. Auditable. Permanent.
No brief written. No tickets filed. The context is already structured for whatever agent picks up the work next.
The coding agent didn't ask "what did you decide?" — it already knew. Every decision, every constraint, loaded automatically.
That's the new workflow. You reason with one agent. Another builds — with every decision already loaded.
No handoff doc. No re-explaining. Context doesn't drift — it compounds.
Tired of re-explaining context to every new AI session.
Anyone who's lost a good decision because the session ended.
People running multiple AI tools who want them all to share context.
Who need to trust what AI agents are doing without watching every step.
Your context stays on your machine. Your workflow stays yours. Open source. Local-first. Free.