Sessions disappear
Important implementation context stays trapped in a previous agent conversation or gets manually copied into notes.
Version control for AI coding sessions
Entrpy versions AI coding context with the code it belongs to, so developers and small teams can resume work, hand tasks off, and keep decisions tied to the right repo state.
Early product phase · starting with Codex CLI, local MCP access, and Git-based sharing.
# work with your coding agent
$ codex
...
# Entrpy stores the useful context
$ entrpy snapshot
✓ session captured
✓ decisions linked to commit 8f31a2c
✓ local context ready for handoff
# another developer continues later
$ entrpy context
→ architecture decisions
→ attempted approaches
→ next recommended step
The problem
Teams increasingly move between sessions, tools, branches and people. The code survives. The reasoning, rejected approaches and task context often do not.
Important implementation context stays trapped in a previous agent conversation or gets manually copied into notes.
A teammate sees the current code, but not the sequence of decisions that made that code the current state.
Old reasoning can be misleading when it is no longer tied to the branch, commit or implementation it described.
How it works
Entrpy is being built around the minimum loop needed to make previous AI work reusable: capture, version, continue.
Save session history, explicit decisions and implementation rationale automatically as you work.
Associate records with the relevant repo state so outdated decisions are not presented as current truth.
Use local MCP access and Git-based sharing to continue the work from prior context instead of rebuilding it manually.
Product direction
The first goal is not a giant platform. It is proving that versioned agent context can reduce repeated work and make handoffs measurably better.
A focused CLI MVP for real development workflows, starting with Codex CLI and a local MCP connection.
Developers should be able to return to a task on another day or inherit a teammate’s work without asking for a full verbal reconstruction of what happened before.
Early access
We are looking for developers and small software teams that use AI coding agents repeatedly and feel the cost of lost context, repeated prompting or difficult task handoffs.