mex
Shared, validated memory for AI coding agents to keep engineering teams in sync across codebases.
At a Glance
- AI-native developers
- Software engineering teams
- Enterprises using AI coding agents
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mex
AI Agent Memory for Codebases
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Latest News
mex v0.6.2: Windows support and package version guard
mex achieves 10,000 installs and 3,000 weekly active users
v0.7.0 Developer Preview: Persistent Code Understanding
mex v0.3.0: From scaffold to memory layer
Products & Services
Open-source persistent project memory for AI coding agents. Structured markdown scaffold.
Shared, validated memory layer for engineering teams to prevent AI agent knowledge drift.
Market Position
A tool-neutral shared memory layer that works across different AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.), focusing on team synchronization and validation.
Leadership
Founders
Daksh Jaitly
Co-Founder of mex. Building mex and AI tools. SIH'25 Runner-up.
Akshat Dhamija
Co-Founder of mex. Senior at IIT Delhi. Overall Coordinator at Student Incubation Cell, IIT Delhi.
Archit Dhamija
Co-Founder of mex. Student at BITS Pilani (Birla Institute of Technology and Science).
Yashasvi Pandey
Co-Founder of mex. SIH'25 Runner-up.
Executive Team
Daksh Jaitly
Co-Founder
Lead developer and creator of mex.
Akshat Dhamija
Co-Founder
IIT Delhi student and incubation cell coordinator.
Founding Story
Started because engineering teams' AI agents were drifting apart, with each developer's agent learning the codebase differently, leading to inconsistent code.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Free open-source CLI; 'Team Memory Layer' offered via Early Access/SaaS model.
Target Markets
- AI-native developers
- Software engineering teams
- Enterprises using AI coding agents
- Team AI-assisted development
- Persistent agent memory
- Preventing AI knowledge drift