Try the first version of Termyte.
The alpha is built for developers who move between coding agents and sessions. It is local, inspectable, and MIT licensed.
Three commands to start.
Setup finds the supported agents on your machine and lets you choose capture-only mode or optional provider-backed processing.
What runs locally.
Configuration, traces, tasks, memories, and context records stay on your machine.
Local search finds relevant records without requiring an embedding API.
Inspect sessions, task state, memories, feedback, and context decisions.
Supported coding agents.
Captures sessions and can use its authenticated CLI for background processing.
Captures sessions and can use its authenticated CLI for background processing.
Capture is installed through a generated local plugin; live cross-agent acceptance coverage is still limited.
OpenCode automatic context injection is not supported. See the detailed integration notes.
Built in public.
Open source makes the current product inspectable while the larger idea is still being tested. You can see how records are stored, how context is selected, and where the limits are.