scritty

What it does

scritty is a terminal emulator that captures every exchange between you and any AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Antigravity, Aider, Ollama) running inside it. It detects the agent, tags each conversation with the provider, indexes it with hybrid vector+keyword search, and stores it in a local corpus. That memory is then served back to your agents over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and to you via the CLI. The same session can be synced to a browser or phone, and all data stays on your machine.

Who it is for

scritty is built for developers who use multiple AI coding agents across different projects and want a unified, searchable record of all interactions. It is especially useful for solo developers and teams that rely on tools like Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, Antigravity, and Ollama, and who are frustrated by siloed per-vendor logs. The product also targets organizations that need a central control plane for team-wide agent memory with tenant isolation, audit trails, and admin search.

Why it matters

Context is lost at the boundary between tools. When you switch between agents, each vendor keeps its own log in its own format, with no cross-agent search or shared corpus. You end up re-explaining decisions and repeating yourself. scritty solves this by capturing every agent at the OS boundary they all share—the terminal—so that all conversations live in one searchable store. This means you can ask "What did we decide about auth two weeks ago?" and get answers from any agent's session, not just the one that was present.

Launch signal

scritty is currently in a paid beta with a 14-day free trial for Personal ($19.99/mo) and a Team Pilot for organizations. The product is actively being developed by a solo founder (scritty_dev). The website showcases a working demo with four agents (Copilot, Codex, Claude Code, Antigravity) sharing memory across sessions, browser sync, phone pairing, offline Ollama support, and a control plane for teams. No public funding or investor information is available.

Brand and naming

The name "scritty" is short, memorable, and evokes the idea of writing or scripting (from "script") with a playful, tech-friendly suffix. The branding positions the product as a lightweight, essential tool for developers—a "terminal emulator" that feels familiar but adds a powerful memory layer. The tagline "Shared, searchable memory for every AI coding agent" clearly communicates the core value proposition. The brand emphasizes local-first, privacy-respecting architecture, which differentiates it from cloud-tied competitors.