You use Claude Code for architecture, Codex for scaffolding, Gemini for code review. Each one starts every session from zero — explaining your stack, your conventions, your decisions. Again and again. What if they all shared one brain?
The Real Cost of Context Loss
Every time you switch between AI coding agents, you lose context. The decision to use JWT instead of sessions? Gone. The fact that your API uses snake_case? Gone. The custom testing convention your team agreed on last month? Gone.
Developers spend an estimated 15-20% of their AI agent interaction time re-explaining project context. That's not a tooling problem — it's an architecture problem. Each agent has its own config silo.
"I spend more time explaining my project to AI agents than I spend actually coding with them." — every developer using 2+ AI tools
What Shared Context Actually Means
Shared context isn't just copying the same instructions into multiple config files. It's a live, structured knowledge layer that every agent reads natively:
Project Graph
Experience Pipeline
Session Roaming
How 0dai Solves This
0dai creates an ai/ directory in your project — a single source of truth that generates native configs for the supported agent CLIs.
$ npm install -g @0dai-dev/cli\n$ cd your-project\n$ 0dai init\n✓ Detected: Next.js + TypeScript + Prisma\n✓ Generated: CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, opencode.json\n✓ Native configs generated from one sourceEdit ai/, run 0dai sync, all agent configs update. No manual copy-paste. No drift. One shared brain across your supported CLIs.
What Changes for Your Workflow
Before 0dai: You maintain CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, opencode.json, .gemini/settings.json separately. They drift. Agents give inconsistent advice.
After 0dai: You edit one place. Every agent reads the same stack detection, the same coding conventions, the same decision history. They get smarter together.
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$ npm install -g @0dai-dev/cli\n$ 0dai init\n$ 0dai doctor