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Shared decision memory for AI dev teams: your agent records why the code changed (and the dead ends it ruled out), recalls it before the next edit, and syncs it across the team without merge conflicts. Local-first, immutable, engine installs itself on first run.
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Gemini CLI › Commands & Extensions: “Shared decision memory for AI dev teams: your agent records why the code changed (and the dead ends it ruled out), recalls it before the next edit, and syncs it across the team without merge conflicts. Local-first, immutable, engine installs itself on first run.”