Less archaeology
Future sessions start with the decisions that mattered.
Insights and Memory keeps project decisions, diagrams, and post-mortems where the next thread can find them - without a wiki graveyard.
Promote what matters - architecture calls, incident learnings, and schema intent - so new work starts aligned.
Decision: rotate signing keys every 90 days Owner: platform security Affected: auth service, mobile clients Links: - ADR-014 - Incident retro 2026-03-12 Next review: Q2 security council
Future sessions start with the decisions that mattered.
Learnings stay attached to the services they touched.
You decide what becomes durable memory vs ephemeral chat.
Best-fit scenarios
Microservices, migrations, and compliance-heavy programs benefit most.
Microservices
Boundaries and contractsMigrations
Cutover intent and rollbackCompliance
Evidence and decision logOnboarding
New engineer rampIncidents
Post-mortem captureTreat memory as a product, not a dump.
Capture decisions while context is hot.
Attach memory to modules, services, and tickets.
Keep only what future teams must reuse.
No. Follow your data boundary policy; memory should capture decisions and references, not secrets.
Use workspace roles and project boundaries consistent with how you already share code.
Assign owners, date decisions, and archive superseded entries on a cadence.
Track onboarding time, repeated questions, and incident rediscovery time after rollout.
Use Insights & Memory within the same Kodus plans and usage model.
For individual usage.
For small teams.
For larger organizations.
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