Specify
Ticket in. Governed spec out.
Decisions surface and get resolved before any code is written.
Memex sits between Jira or Linear and your coding agents, pushing your standards, architecture, design and security rules into every session, flagging drift and proving done in CI.
ticket in, over MCP. context pushed as agents work.
A ticket says what, not how it must be built.
Your rules fade as the session grows.
Drift goes unseen until it ships.
Flat files can't be queried, linked or enforced. Memex pushes the right records into each session over MCP.
Skills, rules files, CLAUDE.md: a CSV
Memex: a database
Specify
Decisions surface and get resolved before any code is written.
Enforce
Coding, architecture, design and security standards reach every task, and drift is shown for you to decide.
Prove
Every acceptance criterion is verified in CI.
No. Your tracker keeps the plan. Memex is designed to work alongside Jira, GitLab and Linear, governing how the work gets built.
Keep them for local habits. Markdown is a CSV; Memex is the database your agents query for every task.
No. It works with the agents you use today, over MCP.
Any rule you write down as a Memex standard: coding, architecture, design and security.
No. Plan in your tracker, build in your editor. Memex sits between them.