An engineering team and its coding agents

The Tech bucket gets one thread per system or concern: Backend, Frontend, Infrastructure, Incidents, Conventions. Memos are the things that don't live in the code: why a decision was made, what broke last time, what the team agreed never to do again.

What goes in

Decisions: "We use Postgres row-level security for every user query, because a missed WHERE clause leaked data once." One memo each, linked to the incident that caused it.
Incidents: what happened, the root cause, the fix, and what to check next time.
Conventions: naming, error format, how migrations are written, what a pull request must include.

What the agents do with it

A coding agent connected over MCP or the CLI searches the Tech bucket before it changes something. Asked to add a table, it finds the migration convention and the RLS decision and follows both, instead of guessing and being corrected in review. After a fix, it writes the incident memo and links it to the decision it touched, so the next agent that goes near that code finds both.

It also works across tools. Claude Code, Cursor and a CI bot can all read the same memos, so a rule learned in one session is known in the next, whichever tool runs it. See the CLI and MCP.

Back to the start page

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