Turn your team’s coding sessions into a knowledge graph every agent can use.
becos builds it automatically from Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Cursor sessions: the decisions, the reasons and what was ruled out, each linked to where it came from. Every teammate's agent starts from it, so less work gets done twice and fewer tokens go on rebuilding context.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Cursor · ChatGPT can read itHow to install →
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One shared record of your team’s reasoning, built from every coding session.
Your agent spends fewer tokens rebuilding context, and does it faster.
No more working it out twice
What one engineer works out with their agent, every teammate's agent can use the next day. Nobody has to write it up.
Switch agents without starting over
One record for Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Cursor, whichever model each runs on. ChatGPT can read it too. A new agent or a new laptop starts from what the team knows.
“Why did we do this?” has an answer
Decisions keep their reasons, what was ruled out and what they replaced, with dates. Weeks later the answer is still there.
New teammates start with the team’s context
Someone joining, or picking up a teammate's work, asks their agent and gets the decisions and reasons behind it, without a long handover.
See what the team is building
Ask what a teammate, a repository or a feature has been working on, and see the decisions behind it. Decisions, never hours or keystrokes.
Every answer can be checked
Every fact becos recalls comes with a reference to its source, which opens word for word with no AI in between. Each team's record is kept separate.
Your agent stops guessing.
Same model, same prompt. The difference is whether it can see what your team already decided. (Examples are illustrative.)
Security reviewer on the deal? Send them the security page → What's recorded, what isn't sent by default, how tenants are isolated, and how it maps to SOC 2, the EU AI Act and NIST SSDF.
Start with one team
Install the plugin, sign in with your team account, optionally import your past sessions, and ask the “why” question you'd normally have to walk over to someone for.