Blume: Local Tool to Unify Rules and Memory Across Coding Agents
thisiskp_ · x · 2026-09-01
The most annoying part of running AI agents isn't bugs, but re-teaching them the same rules every week across different tools like Claude Code and Cursor. Blume is a menu bar app designed to fix this disconnect:
- Local Monitoring: Watches your sessions locally on your device.
- Rule Persistence: Suggests turning repeated corrections into lasting rules in your repo once you make the same fix twice.
- Cross-Tool Sync: Ensures the next agent starts already knowing what previous ones learned, supporting Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and more.
- Dashboard: Tracks usage analytics (corrections, frustration scores) and allows reviewing diffs before applying suggestions.
Blume acts as a control plane for coding agents, centralizing skills, rules, and hooks to improve context carry-forward.
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