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Auric
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About Auric
Auric maintains the working state of AI-assisted projects, including goals, constraints, decisions, and next steps, so work can resume exactly where it left off rather than restarting from scratch. It operates as a local-first system that reads evidence from conversations, code, and commits to reconstruct the reasoning behind the work. The tool restores state in under a second and functions as a single local file that can be copied for backup or deleted to remove the system entirely. Auric avoids AI involvement in the read path, ensuring restores are pure data assembly without telemetry or accounts. It is designed to outlast specific AI tools, preserving the reasoning behind code changes similar to how Git preserves the code itself. The system checks its own consistency and reports contradictions rather than hiding them, operating offline by default with no tracking or external communication.
Key features
- State preservation across sessions
- Local file-based system with append-only records
- Consistency checking and contradiction reporting
- Offline by default with no telemetry
- Restoration in under one second
- Evidence-based state reconstruction
- Single file backup and deletion capability
- Cross-tool compatibility
Use cases
- Resuming AI-assisted development work without rebuilding context
- Tracking the reasoning behind code changes across sessions
- Maintaining project continuity when switching between AI tools
Pros
- Preserves working state including goals, constraints, decisions, and next steps
- Restores context in under a second across sessions
- Local-first with no telemetry, accounts, or external communication
- Single local file that serves as both system and backup
- Checks its own consistency and reports contradictions
Cons
- Private beta with waitlist-only access
- No AI involvement in read path but requires local file access
- Limited to project state tracking rather than broader memory features
Frequently asked questions about Auric
What does Auric do?
Auric preserves the working state of AI-assisted projects, including goals, constraints, decisions, and next steps, so work can resume exactly where it left off rather than restarting from scratch.
Who is Auric designed for?
Auric is designed for developers and teams engaged in AI-assisted coding workflows who want to maintain continuity across sessions and tools without losing context.
How does Auric restore work state?
Auric reads evidence from conversations, code, and commits to reconstruct the reasoning behind the work, then restores the state in under a second as a single local file.
Does Auric require an account or telemetry?
No, Auric operates offline by default with no telemetry, tracking, or external communication, ensuring privacy and ownership of the work state.
Can Auric be used with different AI tools?
Yes, Auric is designed to function as a continuity layer that outlasts specific AI tools, preserving reasoning across sessions regardless of the AI platform used.
How do I get started with Auric?
Users can join the waitlist on Auric's website to request early access during the private beta period, with onboarding conducted in small, hand-selected waves.
