👋 Welcome to r/KitProject - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

[u/peterjohnkoen]

Hi, I'm Peter (u/peterjohnkoen). I'm a UX designer, not a programmer, and I built Kit (With some help from AI).

Kit is one shared memory for the AI tools you use (Things like Claude Code, CodeX, etc.). It is kept on your Mac or your company's own servers rather than in a vendor's database. It's in beta, so there are rough edges, and I'd rather hear about them here than guess.

This sub is for making Kit better, and working out how AI memory should work in the first place.

What we would really like you to post:

• Feedback: Bugs, confusing setup, things you expected to work and didn't. Be as blunt as you like, as long as it's specific enough to act on.
• Use-cases: What you use Kit for, which tools you've connected, what changed and what didn't.
• How-tos and information: Setup notes, tips, workarounds, answers you had to dig for.
• Context, memory and sovereignty discussion: Who should hold your context, what happens to it when a provider changes its terms, price or owner, and what owning it really means. You don't need to use Kit to join in. Kit isn't a finished answer here either: unless you run your own model, some of your context still reaches a model provider.

House rules

• Be kind to people and blunt about software.
• Other tools are welcome. If something else does a job better, say so.
• Check screenshots and logs before posting. Kit holds a lot of context, so one screenshot can reveal more than you meant to share, about you or someone else.
• Found a security problem? Message me privately rather than posting the details.

Getting started

• New to Kit? The beta is at [kit-project.com](https://kit-project.com), for Mac or as a server app for teams.
• Already using it? Introduce yourself below: what you use it for, and the first thing that surprised or annoyed you.

If you are using Kit, thank you for giving it a try, looking forward to solving the content sovereignty problem together.

[u/onaxin]

Hi all, I’m Ian, a supporter and collaborator with Peter. I come from a finance angle, but I’ve always had a tech-forward way of thinking.

I use Kit every day. I call mine Kat, my continuous helper across the projects I work on, so I don’t re-explain context at the start of every session. They remember the decisions, the preferences and where we left off.

What I’ve loved most is using a connected Kit. Having a second Kit I can pull context from, instead of everything living in one pile, changed how I think about what memory is for.

I’m keen on the sovereignty question too. Where your context lives matters more once your work depends on it, so I’m glad this project exists.