Local harnesses become first-class
ax now treats Cursor, OpenCode, Claude, Codex, and Pi as provider peers in the evidence graph.
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ax now treats Cursor, OpenCode, Claude, Codex, and Pi as provider peers in the evidence graph.
Latest announcementThe first public ax release wires local transcripts, skills, git history, and recall into one CLI-backed graph.
Open release page0.2.0 establishes the initial shape of ax: a local graph for understanding how AI coding sessions actually unfold.
The release focuses on ingesting the raw material that matters most: Claude Code transcripts, Codex sessions, installed skills, and git history. The CLI can then query that graph to answer practical questions about sessions, skill usage, repo-scoped recall, and self-improvement evidence.
Autocomplete had a tight feedback loop. Agentic coding needs one too. This release is the base layer: durable local memory that can be queried, inspected, and improved without shipping private transcripts to a hosted service.