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The expensive half of the job was never deciding. It's rebuilding the context you already had.

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Close the terminal, and the fix you just earned is gone. Every new agent session starts from zero, re-deriving what you already know.

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scribe reads your git history, your Claude Code and Codex sessions, and the links you send yourself, and writes the wiki for you.

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Memory your agents read before they act. Not a second brain you maintain and never reopen.

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It runs on cron. Four streams in, noise filtered before any model runs, compiled into a typed graph of plain markdown.

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Fix a nasty bug in one project on Monday. Friday, in a different repo, your agent already has your fix.

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Not RAG. Not Obsidian. Not another model-on-every-session burner. Plain markdown in git you own, running fully local for zero dollars.

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scribe. Set it up once, and your tools write the notes for you. Install at getscribe.dev.
