How does WireLog work with AI coding agents?

WireLog installs IDE hooks that inject relevant coding rules when you start a session. When you edit a .go file, Go best practices automatically appear. When you open a Dockerfile, deployment guidance activates. The system tracks your sessions and extracts memories for future use.

What IDEs does WireLog support?

WireLog supports Cursor IDE, Claude Code Desktop, and Windsurf (Codeium). Each IDE has native integration: Cursor uses MDC files, Claude Code uses Node.js hooks, and Windsurf uses Cascade memories.

What is WireLog's semantic memory feature?

WireLog v5.0 introduced semantic memory that allows AI agents to remember successful patterns, learned skills, and project context across sessions. Memories are automatically extracted when sessions end and injected when relevant to your current task. It uses vector search with OpenAI embeddings for relevance matching.

How do I install WireLog?

Install WireLog with npm: 'npm install -g @desaas/wirelog-client'. Then run 'wirelog init' to authenticate via browser OAuth. Finally, install hooks for your IDE with 'wirelog hooks install cursor' (or claude-code, windsurf).

What programming languages does WireLog support?

WireLog includes 32 tech packs covering Go, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Python, PostgreSQL, Docker, Kubernetes, Nginx, Redis, GraphQL, REST API, security, testing, and more. Skills activate automatically based on file patterns.

WireLog - Context-Aware Coding Rules for AI Agents

Name: WireLog
Author: DeSaaS

WireLog injects coding best practices, project context, and semantic memories into AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf.

Key Features

73 built-in skills across 3 knowledge layers
Semantic memory that persists across sessions
Auto-injection based on file patterns
Works with Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf
Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Session tracking and reports

Quick Start

npm install -g @desaas/wirelog-client && wirelog init

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