Looking for beta testers: Built CodeRide to solve AI context amnesia
After rebuilding the same project three times because AI forgot my architecture, I got fed up and built @CodeRide (Beta) with my team.
The problem: AI code assistants lose track of your project between sessions. Every time I start coding with Cursor, Claude, or any AI assistant, I waste time re-explaining my codebase structure, architectural decisions, and coding patterns.
What we built: The project management tool for coding agents using MCP. Upload your project documentation or PRD, and CodeRide breaks it into optimized, fully contextual tasks ready for your AI agent.
How it works:
Import documentation, PRDs, specs → CodeRide automatically extracts and creates AI-enhanced tasks
AI connects via MCP → Receives persistent project context, prompts, and instructions
AI autonomously fetches tasks → No manual copy-pasting
Context flows seamlessly → No more rebuilding understanding
Current integrations: VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cline - any MCP client. Install via npm package or simple plug-and-play using Smithery.
Looking for: Beta testers who move fast with AI and work on complex projects where context matters.
What's in it for you:
2 months FREE Pro access (normally €29/month, 400 AI-enhanced tasks)
Direct feedback line to our founding team
I'm curious - how do you currently handle context loss when vibe coding? Do you maintain documentation files, copy-paste project summaries, or just accept the repetitive explanations?
Quick survey for testers: We'll send a 4-minute feedback form after you try the beta.
Anyone interested in testing this out? You can even try our free plan first without any setup. Drop a comment or message me directly.
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This is truly a real, daily pain – AI context loss eats up so much time.
I’m constantly pasting project summaries, re-explaining structures, or keeping markdown notes just to keep the agent on track. Anything that actually remembers my patterns and decisions between sessions would be a massive upgrade.
CodeRide’s focus sounds spot on. If it works as promised, it’s not just about speed, it’s about letting people and their team spend more time building stuff that matters and less time rephrasing specs.
CodeRide (Beta)
@sanskarix exactly this! The constant re-explaining is such a time sink. I've literally timed myself spending 15-20 minutes every time just getting Cursor back up to speed on where we left off.
That's exactly why we built CodeRide - with the MCP integration your AI agent pulls the full project context automatically - no more pasting summaries or re-explaining the same structures. The context persistence happens behind the scenes, so you can jump straight into building.
I'd love your feedback since you're dealing with this pain daily. Want to try it out? You'll get 2 months free Pro access.
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@federiconeri Why not, I'd love to try it out. Let's connect!
I usually ask the AI to work milestone by milestone and generate markdowns for each stage. That way, if I ever have to switch chats, those markdowns give enough context to restart quickly. But you’re right, bigger chunks of context like code snippets, feature-specific logic, or architectural nuances often slip through the cracks. Really excited to see how CodeRide handles this and whether it can keep that context persistent.
CodeRide (Beta)
@nihar_basisth that milestone approach is smart! Those architectural nuances are exactly what slip through the cracks for me too - especially when components are interconnected.
That's actually why we built CodeRide - it keeps those bigger context chunks persistent so your AI agent already knows how each piece fits into your broader architecture without you having to maintain markdowns.
Do you find yourself constantly updating those markdowns as your project evolves, or do they stay pretty static? Would be curious to get your take on how we're handling this if you're interested in testing!
@nihar_basisth same, that's what we used when building airbolt.ai
Hey! Ive got a PRD that i'm scared to put into ANY agentic coding app. No matter how i stage it, I share the "fear" you described.... I've built 6 or so apps now for self use, and have a few commercialized ones coming. Luckily for me, I have 2 experienced programmers on my team, but working for equity with FT jobs, their time is very limited- so your product sounds amazing! How do I get involved?
CodeRide (Beta)
@jason_rivard exactly! That fear of putting your PRD into AI tools and watching them lose context halfway through is real. I've been there.
Since you've got experienced devs with limited time, CodeRide might be perfect - it breaks down your PRD into structured tasks that keep all the context, so your team can focus on the complex stuff while AI handles the implementation.
Sign up at coderide.ai, create your first project and upload your PRD to see how it looks. If you like it, book a quick call with me (https://cal.com/coderide/beta-chat) and I'll help you optimize your whole development process + hook you up with our 2-month free Pro beta.
Let me know if you need any help and remember to set up CodeRide MCP in your IDE or AI Coding Assistant via npm or Smithery
@federiconeri App looks great! I gave it a shot today and look forward to connecting with you!
CodeRide (Beta)
@jason_rivard awesome! Thanks for giving it a try. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and helping you get the most out of it.