One agent run helps every teammate
When a coding-agent session ends, the useful context is chunked, embedded, and shared so the next engineer can build from it instead of rediscovering it.
Shared memory for agentic engineering
Honeygraph captures what coding agents already learned across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Slack, API specs, URLs, and notes, then shares it with your teammates before their next answer.
Built for engineering teams
When a coding-agent session ends, the useful context is chunked, embedded, and shared so the next engineer can build from it instead of rediscovering it.
Prompt hooks query shared memory and inject relevant teammate context back into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or whatever agent interface your team uses.
Slack messages, OpenAPI specs, URLs, plain text, and structured solutions all enter the same team index for semantic search.
The Honeygraph flow
01 / capture
The CLI hooks into agent workflows to collect sessions, prompts, tool activity, commands, and final transcripts without changing how engineers work.
02 / embed
The cloud API parses sessions, Slack messages, OpenAPI specs, URLs, and text, then stores embeddings in Aurora with pgvector.
03 / inject
Queries run at session start and prompt submit. High-scoring team knowledge is injected as context before the agent responds.
$ curl -fsSL https://honeygraph.dev/install | sh
$ honeygraph auth login
$ honeygraph hook install --agents claude,codex,opencode
Local CLI, shared cloud memory
The CLI handles auth, agent hooks, manual ingestion, querying, skills, doctor checks, and upgrades. The cloud API handles parsing, embeddings, storage, and team-wide semantic search.
Shared operational memory
honeygraph run SessionStart3 team hits injectedhoneygraph ingest --current-sessionqueued for embeddingSave to Honeygraphembedded as team knowledgehoneygraph query retry backoffteam memory returnedHoneygraph turns agent sessions, teammate fixes, Slack context, docs, and specs into shared memory so every future prompt can start with what the team already learned.
hello@honeygraph.dev