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Stash

A knowledge base and memory layer for AI coding agents that ingests session transcripts and connected data sources, and compiles them into a shared, agent-queryable wiki.

Stash

Stash is a knowledge base built for AI agents, connecting to sources such as GitHub, Drive, Gmail, Notion, Slack, Linear, Jira, Asana and Granola, alongside its own agent-native drive of Markdown and HTML pages where agent sessions, files and pages land.

A hook pushes every coding-agent session transcript, including prompts, tool calls and artifacts, into a user's Stash automatically. Agents can query it like a filesystem through a CLI, an MCP server with about 70 read and write tools, a REST API or a virtual-filesystem shell, searching pages, sessions and every connected source at once. A scheduled curator agent reads what is new since its last run and compiles it into linked wiki pages covering entities, concepts and a running log, writing only inside a reserved memory folder.

Skills are shareable folders containing a SKILL.md file that bundle related pages, files and tables, and can be published, forked or installed into an agent. A built-in agent, running a real coding-agent CLI on the user's own cloud VM, can be chatted with from the app, Slack or Telegram, and scheduled with a cron expression.

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