For Makers
You're making something that doesn't exist yet.
Every coding session starts with you re-explaining your product. Every agent forgets what you told it last week. You need a tool that remembers with you.
Every coding session starts with you re-explaining your product. Every agent forgets what you told it last week. You need a tool that remembers with you.
You'd been building it for months. Weekends, late nights, the good hours. You'd explained your product to Claude Code so many times you had the paragraph memorized.
Then one Tuesday, you opened a fresh session to fix a small bug, and the agent cheerfully suggested refactoring the authentication flow you'd spent three weeks getting right.
That's the moment. The product is in your head. Your AI tools don't know it's there.
You define your product once. Tech stack, architecture, vision, the decisions you want every agent to respect. That definition is the source every agent sees, across Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.
When you sit down to build a feature, you describe what you want. GiljoAI stages the work, pulls the right context, and coordinates the agents. Nobody reinvents your auth flow. Nobody reaches for a library you ruled out.
When the project closes, the decisions and detours get written to memory. Your next project inherits the instincts of this one.
One terminal command, or start the hosted trial and skip the install entirely.
Upload a vision document or write a short description. Five minutes.
Describe a feature, click Stage, paste the prompt into your AI coding tool, watch agents coordinate.