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A Mneme pilot brings deterministic architectural governance to engineering teams already using AI coding tools. Mneme enforces your team's architectural decisions across repositories, ADRs, and agent workflows in tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot, so standards are enforced at generation time rather than caught in review.
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Request a Mneme Pilot

Mneme is currently working with engineering teams using AI coding tools who need deterministic architectural governance across repositories, ADRs, and agent workflows.

Good-fit pilots usually involve
  • Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or agentic coding workflows in active use
  • Existing ADRs, repo rules, or engineering standards to enforce
  • Architectural drift, review delays, or consistency issues appearing in AI-generated code
  • Platform, backend, infrastructure, or data-heavy systems with non-trivial architectural constraints
Tell us about your team
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We respond within 1–2 business days.
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Frequently asked

Who is the Mneme pilot for?

Engineering teams already using AI coding tools (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or agentic workflows) that have existing ADRs, repo rules, or engineering standards to enforce, and are seeing architectural drift, review delays, or consistency issues in AI-generated code. Strongest fit: platform, backend, infrastructure, or data-heavy systems with non-trivial architectural constraints.

Do I need a pilot to use Mneme?

No. Mneme is open source under the MIT license and self-hosted. You can install it yourself any time with pip install mneme-hq and run mneme check against your repo. The pilot is for teams who want help applying it across their repositories, ADRs, and agent workflows.

Which AI coding tools does Mneme work with?

Mneme is repo-native and model-independent. It works alongside Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and agentic IDEs, enforcing the same architectural decisions regardless of which tool or model generates the code.

What do you need from us to start?

The AI coding tools your team uses, the architectural decisions or standards you want enforced (existing ADRs or repo rules are ideal), and the drift or consistency problem you are trying to solve. The form above captures this.

What happens after I submit the form?

Mneme reviews your request and responds within 1-2 business days.