Are your coding agents
running amok?

Blume helps you build an agentic-native codebase with consistent and correct context. Fewer mistakes, fewer headaches.

Works with

Your journey begins here

Three steps to an agent setup your agents actually understand.

Download the Blume app

Immediately keep track of your running agents across harnesses and the hidden files that shape them.

Local. Private. Transparent.

Blume watches for mismatches between what your agents assume and what you actually want, then asks before changing anything.

An agentic-native codebase

No more repeating yourself. Your agents understand your domain. You spend your time building, not fighting the agent.

The desktop app

A quiet window into every agent

One narrow sidecar that watches your harnesses, tracks the hidden files behind them, and keeps your rulebook honest.

Blume
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Automatic improvements On · runs locally
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Skill: debug flaky retries from your chats 3

Creates an on-demand skill that teaches future agents how you diagnose flaky test retries.

+Skill Loads only when an agent hits a failing retry loop.
Align the indent rule with your chats 6

Recent chats ask for 2-space indent, but the rule still enforces four.

~Rule Updates .cursor/rules to a 2-space indent.
+Doc Notes why the change was made for the team.

What Blume can do

Today, and the corners of the agent setup we're building toward.

On the horizon
  • Next

    Central domain model

    Source of truth for intent across your whole team. Audit how every decision was made.

  • Next

    Conflict resolution across team

    When two developers' intent or patterns collide, Blume surfaces it before it ships.

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    Intent harvesting

    Pull intent from Slack threads, meeting transcripts, and code reviews - not just agent conversations.

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    Auto-improve mode

    Tests changes automatically and measures performance against your domain.

No more chaos

Keep every agent moving in the right direction.

See what your agents are doing, catch drift early, and keep your codebase's rulebook current.