A single glowing terminal window at the center of orbiting mint-cyan threads, representing persistent context looping back into a developer's editor across sessions.
One developer · many sessions · one continuous memory.
What changes for the IC

Three differences you'll feel by day two.

01

Cross-tool memory

Start a thought in Claude Code; finish it in Cursor. Both agents read from the same memory store over MCP — no copy-paste, no "let me catch you up."

02

Session continuity

Yesterday's plan is today's starting point — including the dead ends, the gotchas, and the file you said you'd come back to. Context windows reset; your memory doesn't.

03

Repo-aware prompts

The agent already knows your file layout, your conventions, and your team's procedural rules. Your prompts shrink; your output sharpens.

Measured, not claimed

How much faster, in numbers.

Identical agent runs on the same demo task, with and without Statefulai memory. Captured from app.statefulai.tech/metrics — numbers refresh every snapshot.

n = 10 runs · billing-retry demo · snapshot 2026-05-26

Output tokens
−37.4%
Time to first edit
−52.7%
Completion rate
40 → 100%
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Two commands. One persistent memory.

Free for the first repo. Bring your own Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor — Statefulai sits behind MCP and runs transparently.

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