Turn every agent session into team knowledge.
Every decision, dead end and convention your engineers work out with their agents goes into one shared record, and every teammate's agent draws on it. Context stops living in one head, one laptop, or one Slack thread nobody can find.
Three risks becos addresses
Knowledge walks out the door
Around 42% of institutional knowledge lives in employees' heads, and replacing an engineer costs 6–9 months of salary. The reasoning — why we chose this, what we tried, what broke — is recorded as decisions are made and stays after the person leaves.
Onboarding takes months
A new hire — or a new agent session — asks how a feature evolved and gets a cited answer from the record instead of interrupting a senior engineer.
Ungoverned AI
97% adopt, ~30% govern. becos makes cited answers checkable, keeps repository memory scoped to your team, and gives your security team a record it can review.
Sources: Growin (knowledge in heads, replacement cost) · Black Duck / UserEvidence 2026, 831 engineers (adoption vs. governance).
What becos changes for your team
Context isn't siloed by person
A decision one engineer made in a spike branch is available to everyone's agent the next day — no write-up, no handoff doc.
Any computer, any agent
Claude Code, Codex and opencode sessions feed the same record automatically; Cursor and ChatGPT can query it through the becos connector. Switching machines or tools doesn't reset what the team knows.
Fewer interruptions
“Why is it built this way” goes to the record, not to whoever's been here longest. Senior engineers keep their focus time.
Conventions converge
When the record surfaces the pattern the team already landed on, agents stop each reinventing their own version of it.
Fewer tokens rebuilding context
Agents start from a short, cited answer out of the team's knowledge graph instead of re-reading the codebase to rebuild context each session.
Know what changed, and why, without asking around
Ask about a developer, a product or a feature. becos answers with the decisions, dead ends and open questions from your team's agent sessions — each with who, which repository and when, and a link to the session it came from.
Useful before a 1:1 or planning, after time off, or when work changes hands. It reports decisions, not hours, commits or keystrokes, and every line cites its source.
? What did Priya work on yesterday? priya@acme.com · Oct 5 · 3 repositories billing-api decision Retry webhooks with exponential backoff, capped at 6 attempts; the provider rate-limits faster. billing-api rejected Dead-letter queue in Redis: no durability across restarts. web-app discovery Invoice PDFs render server-side; the client path was removed in March. ✓ each line resolves to its session
Portable memory across your coding agents
A vendor's bundled memory
- Tied to that vendor's agent
- Another silo when your team uses a second agent
becos
- One team record shared by all your supported agents
- Answers cite the commit or message they came from;
resolve_eventreturns the stored excerpt with no model call - Tenant isolation your security team can review — security model
What a pilot looks like
We won't hand you an ROI number. You pick the metric that matters, and we help you measure it on your own codebase.
Bring it to your next platform review
We'll walk you through a pilot on one of your repositories.