
98.71% less repeated context for coding agents.
Project details
Qarinah gives Codex and Claude Code a local, cited project memory. It compiles the decisions and evidence needed for the next task instead of replaying the whole history - with a reproducible 98.71% reduction in repeated context.
Qarinah is a powerful local project memory and context compiler designed for coding agents, offering a significant reduction in the amount of repeated context needed during interactions. This innovative tool claims an impressive 98.71% reduction in estimated input-context, compressing 442,113 input tokens down to just 5,682 through highly efficient context management. Its effectiveness is backed by benchmarks that demonstrate a 77.81:1 context compression ratio, ensuring that coding tasks are not only efficient but also governable and evidence-linked.
Qarinah's architecture allows coding agents to efficiently manage project memory while ensuring that decisions and evidence are clearly linked. With Qarinah, the captured project history isn't played back in its entirety; instead, only relevant, bounded context is compiled for the task at hand, significantly increasing operational efficiency. The following are key aspects of its functionality:
To begin using Qarinah, follow these setup commands:
npm install --save-dev qarinah
npx qarinah init .
Once set up, you can start recording decisions and managing project memory effectively by leveraging Qarinah's advanced querying and evidence linking capabilities.
Qarinah represents a shift towards enhanced productivity in coding environments. It transcends traditional memory management systems by focusing on evidence-linked context and efficient project memory, ultimately carving out a path for coding agents to thrive with greatly reduced overhead. Explore more by visiting the Qarinah website or diving into the documentation.
Comments
0Start the conversation
Share the first comment.