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One context fabric, every agent.

Every prompt, decision, and diff lands on one context fabric your agents read from and write to. Context stops dying at the end of a session, or at the handoff between Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

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The problem

Too many agents are starting from zero. Merget keeps every agent on one context fabric.

New session?

the codebase, re-explained

Agent handoff?

context dropped at the boundary

Cleared the window?

your reasoning, gone

What it captures

Shared context across your whole team & agent stack

Shared

One context every agent reads and writes.

Cross-agent

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, one source.

Immutable

Append-only, versioned like code.

Queryable

The exact context for any file, goal, or change.

Portable

In your repo, not trapped in a tool.

The solution

Context that survives the session

Merget history map connecting goals, prompts, changes, and code

The goal

What the work is for.

The prompt

The instruction behind it.

The decision

Why it was built this way.

The transcript

The conversation that produced it.

The diff

The exact change.

Works with your stack

Sits on top of the tools you already use

Merget wraps the agents and the git you already have. Import in a couple of clicks, keep your history, and change nothing about how you work.

The agents you run

Claude Code Codex Cursor GitHub Copilot

Many more on the way

Your git, untouched

Coexists with git. Nothing is overwritten, nothing is synced back.

Import in a click

Bring a repo in with its history and authorship preserved.

Your AI writes half the code.
You own all of it.

Connect a repo for live metrics, full history, and answers to “who built this and why” in seconds, not standups.

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