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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Grov
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?