We built Capacitor because our own engineering team needed it. Switch agents mid-task without losing context. Turn every session into guardrails that make the next one smarter. Give any agent instant access to everything your team already knows. Shared memory for humans and coding agents. First of its kind. Free in private preview. 🧵 What it does for your team: ↳ Every session captured, searchable, shared ↳ Handoffs instant. Reasoning never lost ↳ Agents get smarter every single session ↳ Works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor The biggest gains in agentic coding are still ahead. 🚀 Request access: capacitor.kurrent.io 📰 Full story: kurrent.io/press/kurrent-lau…

Claude Code almost deleted my database 💀 The warning signs were there for weeks but I just couldn't see them. Capacitor watches your coding agent, grades every session on safety, and teaches it to stop before it destroys something. Free. Supports all major agents. Link below 👇 buff.ly/tMkpLm7

My vibe coding bill 10x'd. I fixed it with this free tool. Capacitor scans your coding agent sessions and answers: "what blew up my bill last month?" Finds the problem. Fixes it. Your bill goes back to normal. Free on macOS, Linux & Windows 👉 buff.ly/JyRQBl4

My agent stubbed out a function and left "TO-DO" where the logic should have been. I didn't catch it. My teammate did. Made me look dumb. Capacitor catches that stuff before someone else has to point it out. (And makes sure it doesn't happen again.) Free right now 👉️ capacitor.kurrent.io

My boss: "Why'd you do it this way?" Me: 🫠 (my agent wrote it, not me) Also me: ⏱️ (2 hours reviewing line-by-line) Ask Capacitor instead. It just tells you why. free rn → capacitor.kurrent.io #AIcoding #codingagent #softwareengineer #softwarefactory

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"Can you walk me through this?" — the question that always costs you at least 20 min. Capacitor fixes that. Share a session with a teammate and they can pick up right where you left off. No Zoom. No Slack thread. Just instant context. 👉️ Get it free: buff.ly/WSaJlB4 #AgenticAI #CodingAgents #AgenticEngineering #SoftwareFactory

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⏰ Reminder: Part 4 of our 6-part series is next Thursday. If an auditor, regulator, or customer security team asked you to justify a change your agent made — could you answer from the record? Or would you be reconstructing the story after the fact? In this session, Madhu Murty runs a live audit on a real change to refund authorization logic — answering the five questions an auditor would actually ask, live, using nothing but the record. Then he shows how to turn the gap it exposes into a repeatable, automated control. 📅 Thurs, Aug 13 · 9am PT 🎯 For engineering, compliance, risk, and platform leaders with an audit, examination, or customer security review on the horizon. 👉 Register → buff.ly/lC5TOp1 #AIAgents #AgenticAI #CodingAgents #AIGovernance #Kurrent #Capacitor

[WEBINAR] You can verify an agent's work yourself. Proving it to someone — an auditor, a regulator, a customer's security team — is a different problem. So ask yourself three questions: 🛑 Can you answer why a change was approved from the record? 🔍 Can you produce evidence, not just a diff? 🔁 Can you turn today's audit gap into tomorrow's automated control? If you're not sure, this session is for you. In Part 4 of our 6-part series, Madhu Murty runs a live audit — taking a real change to refund authorization logic and answering the five questions an auditor would actually ask, live, from the record — then shows how to turn the gap it exposes into a repeatable control. 📅 Thurs, Aug 13 · 9am PT 🎯 For engineering, compliance, risk, and platform leaders with an audit, examination, or customer security review on the horizon. 👉 Register → buff.ly/jET3Amj #AIAgents #AgenticAI #CodingAgents #AIGovernance #Kurrent #Capacitor

AI memory is grounded in episodic memory — the record of what happened, not just what's true now. And episodic memory is events. Great new post from our CEO @kirkgdunn on memory being AI's next architectural shift. He draws a sharp parallel to the CPU → GPU shift: the GPU didn't win by being a better CPU, it won by matching AI's real workload. The same thing is happening with memory, and events are the primitive that matches it. Read "Think Different...Again" 👇 buff.ly/0qoNu6z #AgenticAI #AIMemory #ContextEngineering

🤖 Your agent just made up a function that doesn't exist. Then did it again next session. Capacitor evaluates every session, catches the pattern, and feeds the fix into your team's guidance. One catch. Zero repeats. 👉 Try Capacitor free → buff.ly/OwcmBfy #AgenticCoding #CodingAgents #AgenticEngineering #ClaudeCode #Cursor #Codex #Pi

😳 Agents write code fast. Now you've got a PR backlog. That's the part nobody warned you about. Coding agents didn't just speed up writing code. They sped up producing PRs, and review didn't get faster to match. Even a review agent hits the same wall a human would: every PR takes time to understand, because a diff alone doesn't explain itself. (And you don't want your agents guessing, because they will. Confidently.) Capacitor gives reviewers the reasoning behind the diffs in each PR - the plan, the prompts, the tradeoffs, the 'why' - instead of making them reconstruct it from scratch every time. Review moves at the speed the reasoning is available, not the speed a human (or agent) can reverse-engineer it. The bottleneck was never how fast you could write code. It's how fast you can trust it. Capacitor closes that gap — so the backlog stops growing faster than your team can review it. 👉️ Try Capacitor free → buff.ly/RKcWSlw #AgenticCoding #CodingAgents #AgenticEngineering #ClaudeCode #Cursor #Codex #Pi

🤖 Your coding agent just hit a wall. What happens next? Most teams switch tools and start over. New agent, new session, zero memory of what was already tried. The next 45 minutes get spent re-discovering the past. Capacitor fixes that. Every coding agent session - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and more - gets recorded in its own shared stream. When you switch agents, the next one knows exactly what already happened: the hypotheses that failed, the fixes that didn't work, the reasoning that got you this far. It doesn't start at turn one. It picks up at turn 48. Switching agents should make your team faster, not reset the clock. 👉️ Try Capacitor free → buff.ly/RKcWSlw #AgenticCoding #CodingAgents #AgenticEngineering #ClaudeCode #Cursor #Codex

[WEBINAR] AI agents are black boxes. They do things like ship code or move money at machine speed, with no one watching the reasoning in between. So ask yourself three questions: 🛑 Can you stop a bad decision before it fires? 🔍 Can you prove what happened after? 🔁 Can you stop it happening twice? If you're not sure, this session is for you. In Part 3 of our 6-part series, Madhu Murty shows how one event stream lets you catch a risky change before it ships, replay the full reasoning behind any decision, and turn rejected paths into knowledge the next agent doesn't have to relearn. 📅 Wed, July 8 · 9am PT 🎯 For engineering, platform, risk, and AI-ops leaders accountable for what their agents do. 👉️ Register → buff.ly/Rrs5KMe #AIAgents #AgenticAI #CodingAgents #AIGovernance #Kurrent #Capacitor

Ever get an hour deep with Claude Code and wish you could get a second opinion from Codex? With Kurrent Capacitor, your full session — prompts, responses, tool calls, code changes — travels with you. Hand off from Claude Code to Codex in seconds and pick up exactly where you left off. Watch the demo👇 youtu.be/6NCx7LGJbGs?si=RwVd…

[WEBINAR - PART 2/6] The moment you run more than one AI agent, they have to coordinate — and the moment a coding agent ships a PR, its reasoning scrolls away. In both cases the decision lands, and how it got there is gone. Join Kurrent's Madhu Murty on 6/18 at 8am PDT for Part 2 of his series to see how to close that gap across both: production agents and the agents writing your code. 👉Register: bit.ly/43sWeFy --- ⏺️Part 1 On-Demand: bit.ly/3QAJycO