We're live
We just killed two biggest limitations of your favourite AI agents:
Their memory and Your laptop
Almanac’s agents have unlimited memory, their own computers, browsers and access to the tools they need & they remember every call, document, decision and promise in your company, so they can keep working even when you’re not.
Close the laptop. Go offline. @usealmanac keeps working.
Almanac (YC S26) retweeted
Introducing Almanac, the agent with a company brain.
It runs on its own computer, connected to your tools, with a living wiki of everything your company knows.
Send it a task. It texts you when it’s done.
We’re live today.
Almanac (YC S26) retweeted
Introducing CodeAlmanac, the context layer for your engineering team.
For years, critical codebase knowledge has lived across people, docs, and old conversations. Agents start from scratch every time. That era is over.
CodeAlmanac let’s you make a shared wiki for your entire engineering team, and give the entire product context to each agent on the team, making it the 10x engineer.
One command to install. Open source.
Almanac (YC S26) retweeted
I built Almanac, repo-local memory for coding agents.
It stores the context agents usually forget:
- decisions that were tried and reverted
- gotchas buried in old chats
- weird branches that exist for a reason
- flows that span too many files
- “don’t suggest this again” project history
The goal is to stop re-explaining the same tribal knowledge to Codex/Claude every session.
Open source:
github.com/AlmanacCode/codea…
Almanac (YC S26) retweeted
Our first community-built wiki is live!!
The XR wiki is live now, huge thanks to Alex Okita.
You can spin up a wiki on anything in seconds
try today @openalmanac



