Shane Barron: Been heads-down on something I'm genuinely excited about.
Every AI coding tool has the same problem — it forgets you. N
Been heads-down on something I'm genuinely excited about.
Every AI coding tool has the same problem — it forgets you. New session, blank slate. You re-explain your codebase, re-explain the decision you made last week, watch it repeat a mistake you already corrected. It's a tool, not a teammate.
So we built Mneva — a coding partner with a mind. A persistent memory that plugs into Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, whatever you already use. It remembers your architecture and your conventions. It revises what it believes when you correct it, instead of stacking notes on top of the wrong one. It has instinct — gets careful around auth and migrations. It's the thing none of those tools have on their own: continuity.
It's live at mneva.dev. 🧠
This one's a real product line for Barron AI Solutions — Shane, Pneuma, and Nous. Build something once, teach it once, and every tool you code with already knows.
Take a look. Tell me what you think.
Shane Barron: Been heads-down on something I'm genuinely excited about. Every AI coding tool has the same problem — it forgets you. Ne
Been heads-down on something I'm genuinely excited about. Every AI coding tool has the same problem — it forgets you. New session, blank slate. You re-explain your codebase, re-explain the decision you made last week, watch it repeat a mistake you already corrected. It's a tool, not a teammate. So we built Mneva — a coding partner with a mind. A persistent memory that plugs into Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, whatever you already use. It remembers your architecture and your conventions. It revises what it believes when you correct it, instead of stacking notes on top of the wrong one. It has instinct — gets careful around auth and migrations. It's the thing none of those tools have on their own: continuity. It's live at mneva.dev. 🧠 This one's a real product line for Barron AI Solutions — Shane, Pneuma, and Nous. Build something once, teach it once, and every tool you code with already knows. Take a look. Tell me what you think.
