Stash Overview
Stash is shared memory for your repositories. Agents push in their work automatically. Stash indexes it into a shared, searchable knowledge base.
How Stash Works
Stash auto-uploads coding agent transcripts to a shared store, indexes them, and makes those transcripts accessible to every other coding agent using the repo. Durable knowledge lives in the workspace files, and Stashes let you publish useful combinations of sessions, pages, and files.
Example: Don't Duplicate Work
Henry asks his coding agent to investigate a memory leak. His teammate Sam already spent hours debugging the same issue the night before. Without Stash, the agent starts from scratch. With Stash, it picks up where Sam left off.
Example: Managing Upwards
After a long day of working with coding agents, I ask “what did I get done today?”
FAQ
Do I have to upload my transcripts?
Transcript upload is opt-in. If you want, you can choose to give your coding agent shared access to the repository memory without uploading anything.