Dexicle
The AI SDLC platform that remembers everything.
What it does
Dexicle is an AI SDLC platform built around one idea: your AI shouldn't forget everything between sessions. Every agent Claude, Codex, or any engine reads and writes to a shared, persistent knowledge base that learns your codebase, conventions, and decisions, then consolidates them automatically via "dream" cycles. Most AI coding tools reset to zero each session. Dexicle compounds. Tickets, tests, docs, design, and deploys all run through agents that remember your team.
Dexicle is an AI-powered software development platform. Ask everyday questions, plan structured work, and build software — discovery to delivery — in one thread with versioned specs and tracked tasks.
Dexicle turns a conversation into shipped software. Ask in plain language — it researches, plans the specs, splits the work, and builds, with you reviewing every step. AI can already write most of the code. The bottleneck has moved to everything around it — deciding, specifying, testing, tracking, and documenting. That's the part Dexicle owns. Research, specs, tickets, tests, and docs grow out of one conversation — not five disconnected tools. Nothing gets lost in handoffs, because there are no handoffs. Requirements and test suites are living, versioned artifacts that evolve with the code — not wiki pages that rot the day they're written. The team's job shifts from typing to directing:…from dexicle.com
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