Every engineering team builds up hard-won decisions: why a retry path was removed, which pattern caused an outage, what the codebase actually follows. Most of it lives in people's heads, old pull requests and docs nobody opens. When someone leaves, it leaves with them, and an agent never had it to begin with.
Slovey reads your team's merged and rejected pull requests, turns the reasoning in them into a graph of decisions, and keeps each one tied to the pull request or incident that set it. People and agents can ask it questions, and every new change gets checked against it before it lands.
The result is code written your way, reviewed against everything your team already learned, with the receipts to show why.
Open by default
Slovey is open source under the MIT license. You can read every line of how it decides, run it yourself, or use the hosted version at slovey.ai.
We're a small, early team. If the problem resonates, we'd like to hear from you.