Alaz

<div align="center"> <h1>Alaz</h1> <p>Long-term memory for AI coding assistants.</p> </div>

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AI coding assistants forget everything between sessions. Every new conversation starts from zero — you re-explain your stack, repeat your preferences, and watch the assistant rediscover things you solved last week.

Alaz gives your AI assistant a persistent memory. It runs as a background server and does two things:

1. Learns automatically. When a coding session ends, Alaz reads the transcript and extracts what matters — patterns you use, decisions you made, bugs you hit, workflows that work.

1. Remembers automatically. When a new session starts, Alaz injects the most relevant context — unresolved issues, proven procedures, your preferences — so the assistant picks up where you left off.

Everything is searchable, versioned, and gets smarter over time. If you told your assistant something once, you never need to tell it again.

Session ends → Alaz reads the transcript
                 → Extracts patterns, decisions, errors, procedures
                 → Detects contradictions with existing knowledge
                 → Builds a knowledge graph
                 → Embeds everything for semantic search

Session starts → Alaz injects relevant context
                   → Unresolved bugs from last time
                   → Your coding conventions
                   → Proven workflows for the current project
                   → Insights from your other projects

| Type | Example | |------|---------| | Preferences | "Always use Bun ins