Alluvia
Shared memory for teams building with AI
What it does
Every AI session your team runs — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, and more — holds decisions, dead-ends, and hard-won context that vanish when the chat closes. Alluvia ingests them, distills durable knowledge (decisions, open problems, insights), and finds the connections across tools and teammates you'd never spot yourself. Local-first and open source; opt into the cloud when your team wants one map.
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Ask in plain language. Get what the team actually did, cited to the original sessions, or an honest no record. Yes, the token-refresh race has been fixed. The bug was caused by two browser tabs issuing a refresh at the same time: both sent the same old refresh token, the second request was rejected and logged the user out. The fix adds a per-user mutex in auth/refresh.py so only one request performs the rotation, and the losing request simply re-reads the fresh token instead of minting a new one. A working card, running the same demo corpus as the replays below. Yes, the token-refresh race has been fixed. The bug was caused by two browser tabs issuing a refresh at the same time: both sent…from alluvia.dev
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