For platform & engineering leaders

One engineer works it out. The whole team's agents know it.

becos collates what each person figures out with their agent — decisions, dead ends, conventions — into one shared record, and feeds it back to every teammate's agent. Context stops living in one head, one laptop, or one Slack thread nobody can find.

How the context pools

Every session contributes. Every agent draws on all of it.

Whichever tool each engineer uses, their work leaves the same trail in the same record — and the next person's agent reads the whole thing, not just its own history.

@rhea · Claude Code
chose Postgres for billing; closed the event-bus spike
@dan · Cursor
made ledger retries idempotent after INC-204
@mara · Claude Code
moved token verification into the gateway for SSO
@kai · opencode
set per-tenant rate limits after the Q1 abuse spike
becos
team:vonic
one record · tenant-isolated · every fact cited
@sam · joined this week
asks “why is billing on Postgres?” — gets @rhea's reasoning, cited, without pinging anyone
any teammate's agent
picks up the retry convention @dan and @rhea already converged on

write path: every session  •  read path: every agent, scoped to your team

What that buys the team

Benefits of a pooled record

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.

Cross-tool, one memory

Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and opencode all write to and read from the same record. Switching tools doesn't reset what the team knows.

New hires productive on day one

A new engineer's agent already holds the team's reasoning, conventions and history — ramp starts from context, not from zero.

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.

Scoped and isolated

Only your team's contributions are ever in play. Another team's history can't leak into your agents' context.

The pains you own

Three risks a grounded record answers

Knowledge walks out the door

Around 42% of institutional knowledge lives in employees' heads; backfill ramp runs 6–9 months. 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 grounded, cited answer instead of interrupting a senior engineer.

Ungoverned AI

97% adopt, ~30% govern. becos makes every agent answer checkable, isolation structural, and the record inert as a write channel — the “safe AI” answer a board question forces.

Position

A platform capability, not another point tool

A vendor's bundled memory

  • Scoped to that vendor's agent
  • Their provenance model, or none
  • Governed by them, not you
  • Another silo when you add a second agent

becos

  • One record that grounds every agent
  • resolve_event — byte-exact, no model call
  • Tenant isolation you can show security
  • You own the store and the policy
ROI

Measure it in the pilot — we won't assert a number

Pick the metric that matters to you — ramp-hours saved per hire, or bad-answer incidents avoided — and we'll help you instrument it rather than hand you a claim.

ramp-hours / hire “ask an engineer” interrupts / week audit-hours / review wrong-answer rework / sprint

Ground your agents in a record you own

Start with one team and one repo. Expand when the pilot metric moves.

Start a pilot