You open your AI coding tool on a project you haven't touched in a week. You type "let's continue."...
EGC, built by one developer, persists AI memory across coding sessions via local MCP servers saving state as Markdown, eliminating the need to re-explain stack and decisions. For engineering leaders: eliminates vendor lock-in (local state, no subscription) and reduces context-ramp time on long-running projects — signals shift toward developer-owned tooling infrastructure.
You open your AI coding tool on a project you haven't touched in a week. You type "let's continue." And then it begins.
"Can you remind me what we're working on?"
You explain the stack. Again. The decisions you made. Again. What failed last time. Again. By the time you've re-established context, you've burned 15 minutes and half your focus.
I got tired of this. So I built EGC.
What EGC does
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