Context β Fewer tokens, more work
Injects the smallest relevant slice of your code on every prompt β matching functions, not whole files. A structural question costs 8β13Γ fewer tokens; a whole session runs 70% leaner.
Point Cursor, Claude Code, or your CI at a single endpoint β secret scanning, PR review, and code intelligence, metered by the key.
AI writes most of your code now.
It ships faster than anyone can review.
Secrets leak. Reviews get skipped.
CoherentKey sits under all of it.
Injects the smallest relevant slice of your code on every prompt β matching functions, not whole files. A structural question costs 8β13Γ fewer tokens; a whole session runs 70% leaner.
Multiple Claude Code chats on one project reuse each other's findings β recorded once, recalled automatically. One command wires it all and opens a live control panel.
A live knowledge graph answers what breaks if I change this β and streams a 50-million-line codebase without loading it into memory.
Scans commits, staged changes, PRs, and whole files for secrets and PII β on-device, before anything ships.
Tenant isolation, a full audit trail, global rate limits, and organizations that group many keys under one shared plan and budget.
A family of review agents that push back on the code your assistant produced β before you accept it.
The skeptic. βWhy is this 150 lines? It could be 25. Do we need this function?β Challenges bloat and proposes a leaner, behaviour-preserving rewrite β it critiques, you decide.
The bug and quality reviewer β correctness, edge cases, and maintainability.
Applies the simplification the challenger proposes: fewer lines, same behaviour.
python-reviewer, react-reviewer, go-reviewer, security-reviewer⦠idiomatic, per-stack review.
SCANNED. REVIEWED. UNDERSTOOD. BEFORE IT SHIPS.
Answering a question about a large codebase β reading the candidate files yourself vs. CoherentKey assembling the minimal relevant context.