Jumpspace

Jumpspace gives coding agents repo-local intent memory: source-controlled decisions, rationale, rejected alternatives, and scoped paths an agent should check before editing code.

It is not generic memory and it is not a hidden hosted knowledge graph. It is a small set of Markdown records plus CLI packets that help agents understand what code alone cannot explain.

Jumpspace is alpha software. CLI commands, JSON schemas, task metadata fields, and generated agent guidance may change before a stable 1.0 release. Pin versions in CI and review changelogs before upgrading.

First Useful Path

npm install -D @jumpspace/cli
npx @jumpspace/cli init --auto
npx @jumpspace/cli add-skill --all
npx @jumpspace/cli intent list
npx @jumpspace/cli intent check --for src/app/page.tsx

If the repo does not have intent files yet, write one decision that code cannot explain and save it under documentation/intents/.

Where To Go

• Welcome explains the first win.
• Quickstart gives three copy-paste paths.
• Why Jumpspace? explains the category.
• Agent Setup installs guidance for coding agents.
• Intents explains what belongs in durable memory.
• Scopes And Lookup shows how path-scoped matching works.
• Ask Questions With Evidence shows how to use retrieval honestly.
• Start Agent Work explains work packets.
• Verify Work records checks and acceptance coverage.
• Review PR Drift prepares PR evidence.
• Jumpspace Cloud is looking for early design partners.
• CLI Reference lists supported commands and examples.

Agent Rule

When using Jumpspace as an agent, run intent check --for <path> before editing scoped files. Treat task ask and task work as advanced task-graph tools for repos that intentionally use task blocks.