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GPS: A developer tool that gives AI coding agents persistent memory anchored to repository symbols and files

By

Hardik Singh

3d ago· 1 min readenProduct
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Score38Typepress releaseSentimentpositive

Summary

GPS is a developer tool that solves the problem of AI coding agents forgetting context between sessions. Instead of relying on bloated CLAUDE.md files that get ignored, GPS anchors memory to actual symbols and files in a repository. It surfaces relevant rules, past corrections, gotchas, and test commands before an agent touches code. The tool is local-first, CLI-first, and built for popular coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and MCP.

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I kept noticing my agents making the same mistakes across sessions.
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.
No more 'don't log PII here' corrections twice. No more repeating yourself every run.
Local-first, CLI-first, built for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and MCP.
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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 m

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