Developer Tools · Flagship Live v3.4.1

GyroSpace

Persistent engineering memory for AI-assisted development

Git tracks code.
GyroSpace tracks why.

Git remembers what changed. GyroSpace remembers why. It wraps the AI CLI your team already uses — Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Gemini — in a desktop workspace that captures the reasoning, debugging and architectural decisions behind every commit, then makes all of it searchable. Knowledge survives across sessions, branches, developers and time.

GyroSpace chat workspace: a developer asks Gyro to review a diff, and the assistant reports two issues found in auth.ts and a snapshot saved before the refactor.
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v3.4.1
AI CLIs supported
5
Local-first
100%
Built-in dev tools
~50
What matters

Why we are building it this way.

  • 01

    Memory that outlives the session

    AI prompts, terminal history, debugging workflows and architecture decisions are captured and linked to the commits they produced — so the repository can answer why it looks the way it does.

  • 02

    Brings your own AI

    GyroSpace makes no AI calls of its own. It orchestrates the CLI you already pay for — Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, Gemini or a custom command — so there is no second vendor and no duplicated spend.

  • 03

    Local-first, no telemetry

    Session analysis, repository analysis and context generation all run on your machine. Nothing is synced to a cloud, and sensitive configuration values are excluded from memory by design.

  • 04

    Gyro, the voice companion

    A desktop assistant that runs the work when you ask it to — tests, diffs, snapshots, terminal — and can answer privately through a local model when you would rather nothing left the machine.

Capabilities

What you get.

  • Snapshots, automatic and curated

    Opt-in background capture fires on real events — commits, branch switches, test failures, long AI responses — alongside manual milestones you name yourself.

  • Semantic engineering search

    Ask across conversations, terminal history, commits and repository memory: “who changed the MQ retry logic?”, “show previous attempts to fix this”.

  • Repository intelligence

    Detects languages, frameworks, dependency graphs and architectural boundaries across TypeScript, .NET, Python, Java, Go, Rust and more.

  • Source control intelligence

    A GitLens-style panel with multi-repo discovery, diff review, and AI commit summaries generated locally via Ollama or through your own CLI.

  • Deliberate context handoff

    A committable AGENTS.md for AI-readable project memory, plus portable .gyrobundle export so you choose exactly what a teammate receives.

  • Desktop, not a tab

    An Electron application for Windows, macOS and Linux with concurrent per-folder AI sessions, inline approvals and an integrated multi-tab shell.

How it works

Under the surface.

  • Snapshots that fire on real events

    Opt-in background capture triggers on commits, branch switches, merges, test failures, deploy commands and long AI responses — with a five-minute cooldown so a busy session never floods the record. Manual milestones sit alongside them, named by you.

  • Knowledge linked to commits

    Prompts, terminal commands, debugging workflows and architecture notes are associated with the commits, branches and files they relate to — a searchable historical layer sitting on top of Git rather than beside it.

  • Everything on disk, in your repo

    State lives in .gyrospace/ inside the project. It is gitignored by default because it holds personal history; sharing is deliberate through a portable .gyrobundle export, plus a committable AGENTS.md that any AI CLI picks up automatically.

  • Many folders, many sessions

    Each folder runs its own concurrent AI session with per-folder status in the sidebar — busy, reply ready, or needs you — plus an optional reminder telling you which folder is waiting while you work elsewhere.

Built with

  • Electron 33
  • React 18
  • TypeScript
  • Node 22
  • Claude Code
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Codex
  • Gemini CLI
  • Ollama
  • Windows · macOS · Linux
Next step

Ready to try GyroSpace?

Available today. If you want a walkthrough, or you are weighing it up for a team, we are happy to talk.