| Primary job | Live local context retrieval for active AI coding agents | After-death recovery and cross-tool continuation |
| When it runs | During the session, per query, while the agent is still usable | After or between sessions, reading disk truth before the next AI starts |
| Works after session death | Not the core job - it optimizes live context | Yes - dead, stale, deleted, rate-limited, or untrusted sessions are the core case |
| Context source | Parsed repository context, graph ranking, search, memory, and capsules for a live agent | Git diff, changed files, recent commits, dependency graph, local session evidence, project memory, decisions, failed attempts, and next action |
| Verified vs inferred split | Scores and ranks why context is relevant | Separates known disk truth from inferred next steps in the recovery packet |
| Cross-tool handoff | Supports multiple agents through live context tooling | Formats recovery packets for 31 AI handoff targets across native integrations and web-chat handoff and pickup files |
| Token savings | Core selling point with public benchmark claims | Supporting benefit only; recovery quality is the product |
| Dependency graph / blast radius | Core context feature | Used to warn the next AI which files are dangerous to touch |
| Cloud posture | Marketed as local-first / zero-network for repo context | No telemetry or code upload; Polar license validation only unless optional network features are enabled |
| Pricing model | Free tier plus Pro subscription | $49 one-time lifetime license |