Memory for
engineering agents
Coding agents move fast and forget faster. Recall Racoon gives them a governed place to keep the decisions, constraints, and lessons that should outlive a single session.
Context that resets
every session.
A coding agent can reason well inside one session and still start the next one from nothing. Architecture decisions, rejected approaches, and hard-won constraints live in a transcript that ends when the session does.
Re-deriving that context wastes time and invites drift. The same question gets answered differently, and the reasoning behind an earlier choice is no longer visible to the agent making the next one.
Governed memory,
applied to the workflow.
Project-Scoped Memory
Organize memory by user and project so an agent retrieves context from the intended codebase rather than a shared pool.
Claim Lifecycle Governance
Track decisions as candidate, confirmed, stale, superseded, conflicted, or archived. Keep changing technical knowledge under review.
Hybrid Semantic Search
Find a stored decision by meaning or by exact term. Hybrid retrieval brings back the context needed to reuse it.
Session Continuity
Persistent memory and namespaced session state let a connected agent pick up saved context after a restart.
What stays
in the Stash.
- Architecture decisions and the reasoning behind them.
- Constraints, conventions, and rejected approaches.
- Project scope and the boundaries an agent should respect.
- Lessons from earlier work that should inform the next task.
Give your coding agents a memory.
Tell us about your agents, your repositories, and the context they need to retain. We will walk through the deployment that fits your workflow.