token-wise

token-wise gives a team's coding agents a shared memory, so no agent makes the same mistake twice. The problem: every coding-agent session starts with no memory of the ones before it. When an agent hits a bug that a teammate's agent solved yesterday, it doesn't know. So it retries: it rewrites the call, changes a flag, and tries again, burning tokens and CI minutes. A security mistake fixed once gets written again in the next session. The usual tools each cover one piece: scanners find problems but don't teach the agent how this team fixes them, memory tools store knowledge but don't step in when an agent fails, and human review either interrupts constantly or arrives too late.