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Coding agents forget the decisions you made last week. You correct it, it apologizes, and three sessions later it does the same thing again.
I built a memory for that out of the agent transcripts already on your disk, and anchored to your code through your git history.
Rejected Futures. Open source, runs locally.
github.com/jern-ai/rejected-…
A prompt is a suggestion the model follows until it doesn't.
Jern Cloud is a coding agent whose rules the runtime enforces: a policy file in your repo, and no route to the shell, filesystem, or network around it.
Every session ends in a pull request.
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