Your architecture has rules. Now your agents know them.
Synapse is an invariant engine for AI-assisted development: name the rules that govern your codebase, prove them, and have them re-surface to every editor, human or agent, before the edit happens.
Read the full deep-dive on the blog →Verified context, not vibes.
Synapse indexes your codebase as a graph of flows, latches proven invariants onto the relationships between them, and serves that verified structure to whoever edits next. A drift gate flags governed code that changes; a gap engine points out seams with no rule at all.
Ask what governs this file.
Instead of flooding an agent with half the repo, Synapse answers one question at the moment of the edit: what governs this? A small, precise slice, ranked and trimmed to fit.
Encrypted at rest, tiny footprint.
Tacitus, the engine underneath, is an encrypted-at-rest graph and relational hybrid with native HNSW vector search, small enough to embed directly in the Synapse binary. A stolen disk is just ciphertext.
Agents that agree before they push.
Axon, the shared brain, notices two agents touching the same flow while they work and reconciles the overlap before anything reaches the remote. After that comes the hivemind.
The full local experience.
- Invariant engine and drift gate
- Just-in-time context
- Local encrypted store
- Works offline
One shared brain for your team and agents.
- Hosted encrypted brain
- Team and agent-fleet sync
- Tenant isolation
- Support from the team
Bring Synapse to your team.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the company setup: shared brain, agent fleets, and how invariants change AI-assisted delivery.
30-minute technical walkthrough with an engineer. No slideware, no SDR script.