Knowledge Stream captures the project knowledge that usually gets lost — decisions, lessons, preferences, guardrails, docs, tasks, and sessions — then makes it searchable and reusable across people, tools, and agents.
Most of what your project has learned never reaches your AI. The Stream catches the durable parts — the things future-you, future-teammates, and future-agents need to do good work.
Why a choice was made. The trade-offs, the constraints, the alternatives you rejected. Cited and revisable.
What should not repeat. Hard-won corrections that turn into guardrails the next session sees first.
How you and your team work. Pnpm over npm. Tabs over spaces. Small, durable, personal.
What agents should avoid. Append-only tables, no direct prod migrations, never push without tests.
Indexed READMEs, runbooks, threat models, GitHub issues, PRs — source-backed and traceable.
What you actually built today. Turns, edits, references. Auto-linked back into the Atlas.
Through MCP, ContextStream Code, or the API — every reusable fact carries its source, its scope, and the decision graph it lives in.
Every Stream event is tagged with its scope. Personal preferences stay personal. Client work stays inside client boundaries. Agents only see what they should.
Your preferences, your shortcuts, your half-formed thoughts. Yours alone, even on a team workspace.
Decisions and lessons scoped to one codebase. Available to anyone with access — and to agents acting on it.
Cross-project wisdom: preferred libraries, on-call runbooks, escalation lessons.
Redacted views for sharing with clients or contractors. Boundaries are enforced, not just documented.
An explicit subset — what an agent can read, what it must avoid, what it should cite back.
Some events expire. Sprint-scoped decisions vacate the active scope when the sprint ends.
The Stream is what's new. The Atlas is what's connected. See how Stream events become a queryable graph.
Bundle a slice of the Stream for one teammate, client, or agent. Scoped, expiring, revocable.
Connect GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear and let project activity flow into the Stream automatically.
The Stream isn't a mockup. Here's the same feed running in production today — decisions, lessons, sessions, and live chips you can scope and filter by project, repo, or workspace.
Five minutes to your first reusable Stream event. No credit card to start.