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grov - Make AI coding multiplayer

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We've extended support to Codex, Cursor (CLI/IDE), and Antigravity. Memory injection is now continuous using a "Preview → Expand" strategy: lightweight summaries are injected first, with full details loaded only upon request, reducing token usage by 50-70%. New "Git for memories" enables branching context for isolated tasks and collaboration. Users can merge finished work into general knowledge while retaining real-time access to main branch updates.

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Hey everyone. Really excited for this new launch. The feedback for the first launch was insane and we have since made some major changes to the way Grov works. We are trying to give developers a new way to work with agent context across their team. I had these problems firsthand and that's how Grov started. Really excited to hear what you guys think.
Jacey

This “AI coding shouldn’t be single-player” framing really lands. Team-shared memory + reasoning could save so much repeated spelunking (especially for auth/onboarding). Curious: how do you prevent stale/wrong memories from spreading, and what’s your workflow for reviewing/merging a “memory PR” into the main branch?