Fob: Local AI continuity layer
Stop paying the AI context tax. Stay local.
Fob: Local AI continuity layer launched on June 5, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Fob is a local-first workspace that bridges the gap between your project files and your AI agents. It isn't an IDE or another model wrapper—it's a continuity layer that lets you run multi-model debates, pin key technical decisions, and build clean context packets on your machine. Keep your token costs down and prevent context drift across tools like Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT. Plus, it includes CLOAK: a free, built-in, open-source tool to redact proprietary code before it leaves your laptop.
Fob is a local-first workspace that bridges your project files and your AI agents: run multi-model debates, pin decisions, and build clean context packets.
Keep project context, decisions, and handoffs together on your machine so Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, and Gemini can pick up the thread. Free and open source. Fob is not another model and not an IDE. It is the local continuity layer between your project, your AI accounts, and your decisions. Paste a long AI answer you already paid tokens for, or ask Claude, Codex, both, or a structured debate from one local dashboard. Fob turns multi-model noise into practical next actions, saved decisions, conflict resolutions, and reusable context. Save the decision, pin the answer, create a handoff, or build a context packet for another AI without rerunning the same prompt. Review diffs, create file-edit…from fob.sh
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