Egregore

Egregore is a shared cognition platform that turns the traces of team work into persistent collective memory. It records decisions, patterns, and handoffs from every session, building institutional knowledge that both humans and AI agents can access and build upon. The platform integrates directly with Claude Code, enabling teams to use slash commands like /invite, /handoff, /save, /activity, and /deep-reflect to collaborate in real time. Egregore is designed for development teams and organizations that want to move beyond individual chat threads and static documentation. By capturing context graphs—including reasoning, trade-offs, and open threads—handoffs become atomic units of AI-native coordination. This allows new team members (human or AI) to ramp up instantly and reduces repetitive context-setting. What sets Egregore apart is its focus on multi-agent continuity and deep pattern recognition. It not only persists context across sessions but also surfaces patterns in how the team operates, where convergence is happening, and where coordination infrastructure can evolve. The tool is meant to be used from the command line, embedded in existing workflows like Git and GitHub, rather than requiring a separate dashboard. Egregore appears to be in early access or beta, with a website that showcases detailed walkthroughs but no clear pricing page or sign-up flow beyond an npm command. It is built for teams already using Claude Code and emphasizes that 'every session leaves a trace.' There is no public pricing; early access is free via npx create-egregore@latest, with enterprise inquiries directed to info@egregore.xyz.