Sannr: An API Client With Memory That Cut Agent Repeat Errors to 1-in-16 Sessions
RealSaltLakeRioT · reddit · 2026-10-02
A developer with devrel and Postman background built Sannr, an API client designed for Codex and Claude Code that silently accumulates API context in the background.
- Origin: Claude Code kept re-hitting the same API edge case across sessions, so he started storing lessons in the repo
- His earlier hierarchical memory became an unusable data blob after 5 months; he landed on a tree-like structure scoped to APIs
- Memory stays local, committed alongside code, so every agent on the team shares the same context
- Result: agents hit the same cold-start API issue nearly every session before; with Sannr, once in sixteen sessions
- He argues context/memory needs compartmentalized, domain-scoped solutions rather than one blanket fix
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