Deterministic engineering environment and configuration layer for AI coding agents.
Bring persistent memory, Organic-Driven Development, and rigorous review to 17 existing AI coding tools.
Gentle-AI configures popular AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Pi with persistent context and workflows. It suits developers tired of re-explaining project decisions in every fresh AI session.
The tool introduces Engram for accumulated project context, Organic-Driven Development for scoping changes, and Receipt-Driven Development for verifiable code reviews. It acts as a shared workflow layer across 17 different coding agents without locking you into a single ecosystem.
It suits software engineers using AI coding agents who want deterministic, test-first workflows and frozen review evidence. It does not suit developers looking for an autonomous agent that operates entirely without structure or testing requirements.
Your agent writes down decisions as it goes so you never have to re-explain context every morning.
Keeps small tasks lightweight while giving larger authorized work a single recoverable feature document.
Freezes candidates before reading them so review evidence matches the exact version you rely on.
Enforces specific programmatic reasons for subagent delegation rather than relying on model intuition.
Free under its MIT license. The only cost is running it yourself alongside your underlying LLM and agent API usage.
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It supports 17 integrations including Pi, OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, and Windsurf.
No, it configures and adds a deterministic workflow layer to the AI agents you already use.
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