Kortex

Kortex is the intelligence layer for your codebase. It surfaces the reasoning behind your code — architectural decisions, technical context, and team knowledge — anywhere you work in the browser. Whether you're reviewing a GitHub pull request, writing a feature spec in Notion, composing an email in Outlook, or working in Google Docs, Kortex watches what you're reading and writing and surfaces relevant codebase memory in a sidebar panel. What Kortex does: Search your codebase memory from any website. Ask your codebase questions in plain English and get answers grounded in your team's affirmed decisions. See relevant context automatically when you open a GitHub PR, Linear ticket, or Jira issue. Get notified when what you're writing contains an architectural decision worth capturing — and save it to memory with one click. Affirm or deny proposed memories without leaving your current page. Who it's for: Developers who want codebase context without switching to the IDE. Product managers and executives who write specs and want to stay aligned with what engineering has actually decided. Anyone on a software team who needs to understand why the codebase works the way it does. Requirements: A Kodingo account — sign up free at kodingo.xyz. Works with all Kodingo plans.