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Now imagine that memory isn't just yours.

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A new teammate asks the question you answered six months ago. The decision is in your head, or in a session nobody can find.

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scribe scales to your team. Every engineer's agent sessions write to one shared, git-backed knowledge base.

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Every fix, every rejected library, every decision your team makes becomes context the whole team's agents read before they act.

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A new hire's first Claude Code session already knows why you chose what you chose.

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Shared memory is a trust problem, not a sync problem. A secret gate scans every commit, so no key ever leaks into the wiki.

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Allowed remotes lock which repos it reads. Every promoted note carries where it came from. Still plain markdown in a repo your team owns.

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scribe. One knowledge base, the whole team writes to it. Single-user by default, team-ready when you are. Install at getscribe.dev.