Project context for coding agents.Help them understand
Termyte gives coding agents the project context they need, so developers do not have to repeatedly explain what happened, why, and what remains.
The session ends.
The work is not finished.
Sessions lose the story
A coding session can end after hours of useful work. The next session starts without knowing what happened.
Developers repeat the context
The goal, decisions, failed attempts, and remaining work have to be explained again and again.
Past work becomes hard to use
Transcripts contain history, but they do not clearly separate current state from old or incomplete information.
The next step becomes a restart
Another agent explores the same files, retries the same ideas, and asks the developer for the same explanation.
From captured work
to useful context.
1$ npm install -g termyte2$ termyte init34# Choose Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode.
Local context,
ready for the next session.
Termyte records coding-agent work locally, keeps the project state inspectable, and supplies relevant context when another session begins.
A narrow product
you can inspect.
From project context
to company context.
Termyte gives coding agents your company context, so they understand their work and why it matters.
Company-source integrations and connectors are not part of the current alpha.
Trust starts with
a clear boundary.
Termyte keeps its core record local. Optional synthesis can send redacted trace-derived content to the provider selected during setup.
Local records
Configuration and the SQLite database stay on your machine.
Optional processing
If enabled, redacted trace-derived content goes to the provider you choose.
Known limits
Redaction is heuristic. Termyte is not a sandbox or a safety guarantee.
Inspectable records
See captured work, selected context, provenance, feedback, and runtime failures.
The local alpha.
On your machine.
Install Termyte, connect a supported coding agent, and keep project context ready for later sessions.
Local by default
Records live in one SQLite database.
Current task state
Keep goals, evidence, failures, and next steps clear.
Three supported agents
Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.
Inspectable context
See what was captured, selected, and supplied.
$ npm install -g termyte$ termyte init
"Coding sessions end, but the work continues. Project context should be ready for the next session."
The problem
Lost engineering context, Termyte thesis
The problem
Supported coding agents today. More company context tomorrow.
Questions about Termyte.
What is Termyte?
Termyte is a local open-source context engine that helps coding agents keep project context across sessions.
Which coding agents does Termyte support?
The current alpha supports Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode for local activity capture and processing, with some OpenCode limitations.
Is Termyte local or hosted?
Termyte stores its core project-context record locally in SQLite. Optional processing can send redacted trace-derived content to the provider selected during setup.
What does Termyte remember?
Termyte records task state, evidence, checkpoints, handoffs, observations, memories, and context decisions so the next session can start from a clearer state.
Give coding agents the context
they are missing.
Install the local alpha today. See how project context can grow into company context tomorrow.
Open source · MIT licensed · Runs locally