Build. Keep everything. Your AI work compounds.

AI gives you intelligence.
Fathym gives you intellect.

A portable AI workbench that sits between you and every tool you use. Every session builds on the last.

deno run -A jsr:@fathym/fai/install

Works today with

Claude CodeGitHub CopilotCodexCursorWindsurfOllamaCline+ whatever's next
Open sourceYour context, always yoursWorks with every tool you already use

See it in action

47 patterns. 12 decisions. 3 contexts. Built automatically.

~ fai

What Fathym actually is

Your context. Portable. Shared across every tool.

Your AI tools — Claude, Cursor, Codex, anything

Use the tools you already love, exactly as you do today. Nothing changes about how you work.

Fathym

Fathym — persistent context, shared across everything

Captures what you build, how you think, and what you've decided. Injects that knowledge into every session, every tool — automatically, without you lifting a finger.

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Your vault — plain files, fully owned by you

Everything Fathym learns lives in Markdown files in your own project directory. Open source, git-backed, zero lock-in. Your knowledge, portable forever.

The shift

Every AI tool remembers.
None of them remember each other.

Without Fathym

  • Each tool is its own silo — context doesn't travel
  • Switch tools, re-explain everything from scratch
  • Your preferences live in whichever tool you taught them to
  • Session 50 in a new tool feels like session 1
  • Your AI knowledge is owned by someone else's platform

With Fathym

  • One context, shared across every tool you use
  • Switch models without losing a thing
  • Your preferences follow you everywhere, automatically
  • Every new tool starts from session 50, not session 1
  • Your context lives in your own files — forever

What compounding intelligence feels like

Your AI builds on itself — session after session.

01

The AI stops asking

You used PostgreSQL last time, and the time before that. Fathym noticed. You don't get asked again — and every tool you switch to already knows.

02

You pick up mid-thought

Come back to a project after weeks away. Your AI already knows where you left off and what you were trying to do — in any tool, instantly.

03

Switching tools is seamless

Move from Claude Code to Cursor to Codex. All of them working from the same understanding of how you build — one context, every tool.

How intelligence compounds

Three vaults. One growing picture of how you work.

Session Vault

What just happened

Every AI conversation, file change, and terminal command is captured automatically as you work. When you seal, it feeds into your project and personal vaults through synthesis.

Temporary working storage · feeds the knowledge vaults

Project Vault

What you're building

Architectural decisions, patterns, stack choices, team norms. The knowledge that gives every tool a complete picture of your project — without a 10-minute re-brief.

Grows with your project · shared across your team

Personal Vault

How you think

Your preferences, instincts, and working style crystallized over time. Every tool you use learns the same thing: this is how this person builds.

Yours forever · travels with you across every project

Built for how you actually work

No new habits. No lock-in. Just a smarter layer.

Nothing changes about how you work.

Run fai once. Use Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — whatever you already love. Fathym runs quietly underneath, enriching every tool's context automatically. No new workflow to learn.

Your context is yours. Not ours.

Everything Fathym learns lives in plain files you own — FAI-PROJECT.md alongside your code, FAI-PERSONAL.md in ~/.fai/. Open source. No proprietary format. No lock-in. Clone it, push it anywhere, read it anytime.

It only gets better over time.

Session 50 is measurably smarter than session 1. The longer you use Fathym, the less you have to explain — and the faster every tool you use becomes. This is what compound intelligence feels like.

YOU^AI

Your AI finally knows you. Every tool. Every session.

Install in under a minute. Works with the tools you already use. Free to start.

deno run -A jsr:@fathym/fai/install