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Asymptote Labs releases Beacon, open-source memory layer for coding agents

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Asymptote Labs introduces Beacon, an open-source memory layer for coding agents, and says it is free to use.

Santiago (@svpino) describes it as a tool that records session history from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode and turns it into candidate lessons. A developer can approve those lessons so future agents can use them.

The only source so far is Santiago's post and the project's announcement, which points to the GitHub repository. No independent testing or usage results have been reported.

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Beacon records coding agent sessions and turns them into reusable lessons

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    Beacon records coding agent sessions and turns them into reusable lessons

    AISantiago (@svpino) describes Beacon, an open-source memory and activity-recording layer for coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode. It collects session history across tools and creates candidate lessons that a developer can approve for future agents to use.

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