feishu-docx

agentlog stores project decisions as tagged JSONL entries that remain easy to grep and version-control. Use three commands to add a decision, retrieve relevant context, or ask Claude or Gemini to surface patterns, contradictions, and missing reasoning across the history. It avoids embeddings and databases, making it a small, transparent option for decision logs of roughly hundreds rather than very large knowledge bases.

getdocs turns a documentation site into a local Markdown tree that coding agents can search without repeatedly loading navigation, banners, or rendered HTML. It preserves URL structure, page metadata, and a crawl manifest, and prefers cloning an open-source repository’s original Markdown before falling back to crawling. Runs can target one section or a whole site, resume from output files, and report whether the result was crawled or cloned.

sift builds one local full-text index across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor session files, then returns ranked matches with snippets, timestamps, and tool filters. It can rebuild the index, list recent sessions, and run as a terminal command or an agent skill. Source logs and databases remain read-only, with no network access, telemetry, cloud dependency, or synchronization. It is useful when each coding assistant’s built-in history search is separate or too limited.

OpenContext adds a personal knowledge store to existing coding-agent CLIs such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode, so project background, decisions, and documents can persist across repositories and sessions. Users manage the library through the oc CLI, a desktop app, or a local web interface, while generated skills, slash commands, and an MCP server let agents search and update it directly. It reuses an agent CLI the user already has rather than bundling a separate model subscription.