Project context today. Company context tomorrow.
Termyte gives coding agents the project context they need, so developers do not have to repeatedly explain what happened, why, and what remains.
These notes cover the local alpha, the company context layer we are building toward, and the limits we find along the way.
Why Coding-Agent Work Needs Continuity
Termyte gives coding agents the project context they need, so developers do not have to repeatedly explain what happened, why, and what remains.
Read article →Architecture / July 19, 2026How Termyte Processes Agent Work
Termyte separates captured activity from observations, memories, and the context later sessions receive.
Read article →Security / July 19, 2026Where Termyte Data Goes
Termyte stores its records locally, while optional processing can send redacted trace-derived content to a provider you choose.
Read article →Product limits / July 19, 2026What Termyte Can and Cannot Prove
Termyte preserves provenance and context decisions, but it does not claim that memory caused an agent outcome.
Read article →Task continuity / July 19, 2026Why Coding-Agent Memory Is Not Enough: Agents Also Need Durable Task State
Memory can recover useful history. Durable task state tells the next agent what is currently true, what remains, and what evidence is required before moving on.
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