Project understanding,
carried into the next task.
OneCue is the context intelligence layer between a software project and the coding agents that work on it.
What exists today
OneCue ships as a free, local-first install: a skill that teaches Claude Code (and Devin) to capture and recall project memory, plus the onecue CLI whose lifecycle hooks make recall automatic. Records live as readable Markdown in the project (.onecue/memories/) and a local store (~/.onecue/projects/) — portable files, not a hosted service. onecue doctor verifies the whole setup.
Where it’s going
Claude Code is the entry point, not the boundary. The planned direction is context intelligence that verifies saved lessons against changing code, connects them to evidence, and shares project understanding across agents, machines, and teammates. Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode support is planned through hooks, skills, and MCP integrations — none of that is claimed as shipped.
How it’s built
OneCue is a small independent project. The skill and CLI source are public on GitHub, and the install path is documented on the start page. Questions and corrections are welcome — see contact.