Auric
Stop re-explaining your project to AI
What it does
Developers and AI agents keep losing track of what’s happening and what changed, what was decided, what’s blocked, and what needs to happen next. Auric keeps everyone on the same page. So your next AI agent or teammate can pick up exactly where the last one left off without re-explaining the project from scratch. Your AI agents finally work like a team. We’re opening up the Auric beta soon
Auric gives every project its own persistent intelligence — what it is, what has happened, and where the work stands — across every agent, person and session.
Auric gives your project its own persistent intelligence — what it is, what it's trying to achieve, what changed and why, and what needs to happen next. Every agent that works on it reads that understanding, and adds to it. What you'd decided. What you were halfway through. Why the last approach failed. Every file saved. Every commit in place. Nothing that says why. The context lives in the sessions. The decisions live in the conversations. The reasoning lives in your head. Every new agent starts from none of it. Auric gives your project its own persistent intelligence — what it is, what it's trying to achieve, what changed and why, and what needs to happen next. Every agent that works on…from auric.cx
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