Product Listing for a Local-First Coding Agent
This entry is marketing copy for a coding agent that runs locally against a repo, not a user-submitted problem. The pitch (local-first, SSH remote support) targets an already extremely crowded AI coding-assistant market. Flagged as promotional content rather than a genuine pain report.
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AI coding agents lose all project context and learned preferences between sessions
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