KATI

Decision memory for
engineering teams

Recover context from scattered Slack threads and GitHub PRs. KATI reconstructs the why behind your architecture.

kati-cli — v2.0
$ kati query "Why did we choose Kafka?"
Analyzing repository & Slack history...
Found decision thread: #architecture-v2 (Oct 12, 2024)
@sarah-eng: We need stricter ordering guarantees than RabbitMQ offers. Kafka's log-based approach fits our event sourcing model better.
@alex-cto: Agreed. The replayability is key for the audit log feature we promised Enterprise customers.
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See the transformation

From scattered threads to instant answers

Watch a real decision get reconstructed from Slack and GitHub.

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Before KATI

The old way

Hours of searching

Scroll through months of Slack history

Ask around

Hope someone remembers or hasn't left

Buried context

PR comments lost after merge

"Why did we choose Kafka?"

→ No clear answer found.

KATI Reconstructed

Instant Answer

The Decision

Kafka for event streaming

Theme

Higher throughput required for 10M+ events/day.

Source Context

#architecture PR #1247

Reasoning perfectly preserved.

Total recall for your
engineering team.

Connect tools. Capture decisions. Query later.
KATI runs in the background, indexing your architectural discussions.

Context from Chaos

Connect Slack & GitHub. We identify decision threads automatically.

Instant Recall

Who decided this? Why? When? Get answers in seconds.

Onboarding Speed

New hires get context without pestering seniors.

Zero Manual Entry

We read what you already write. No new workflows required.

Searchable History

Full-text search across all your decision history.

Strategic Alignment

Ensure everyone knows the 'why' behind the 'what'.

Ready?

Start preserving your engineering context today.

How it works

A silent observer that becomes your team history.

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Connect Slack and GitHub

KATI reads channels and PR discussions passively. No manual data entry required.

02

Decisions get indexed

As your team debates choices, KATI identifies and captures the key reasoning blocks.

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Query past decisions

Ask "Why did we choose Kafka?" Get the exact thread where it was decided.

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Decision memory persists

New hires can self-serve context. The 'why' behind your architecture lives forever.