Shared context for coding agents

Give connected coding agents access to the same deliberate library of reusable components, patterns, prompts, and links.

Why coding agents need memory

Valuable work often dies in chat logs. Coding agents forget decisions, code, and reusable components between sessions and projects, so developers rebuild work that already exists.

How Sirro solves it

Save assets deliberately. Choose the code, component, animation, prompt, pattern, or link worth keeping and give it a clear name.
Retrieve across projects and agents. Ask a connected coding agent for the saved asset by name from another repository or session.
MCP native. Sirro exposes save, retrieve, list, compose, and update tools through its remote MCP server.

Remote MCP config

Add the remote Sirro MCP server. Your coding client opens Sirro so you can sign in and allow access to a library.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sirro": {
      "url": "https://www.sirro.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Sirro closed beta

Sirro is currently in closed beta. Open the beta access page.

Frequently asked questions

How do coding agents share context through Sirro?

They connect to a permitted Sirro library through MCP. Assets saved to that library can be retrieved by name from another connected agent or project.

Is shared context the same as sharing complete chat history?

No. Sirro stores selected reusable assets, not every chat message. This keeps the library focused on code and information worth using again.

Can personal and team work stay separate?

Yes. Sirro supports personal libraries and team workspaces. A connection receives access only to the libraries approved during connection.

What happens when an asset changes?

Sirro saves asset versions. A coding agent can retrieve the current asset by name or request a specific saved version.

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