For teams shipping with AI assistants
AI is non-deterministic. Your code shouldn't be.
Cadence helps turn AI-coding trial and error into repeatable practice with encrypted Git notes.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot.
AI coding needs rails
Similar prompts, wildly different diffs. Without rails, quality drifts and review debt grows.
Make AI practice repeatable
Cadence turns session logs into next-step guidance we can use as a team.
Share wins
High-quality session patterns become visible across the team.
Cut rework
Flag repeat failures: context drift, missing constraints, and over-scoped edits.
Keep quality steady
Guidance is repo-aware, so it matches the stack and conventions we already use.
Fits your workflow
One hook. Encrypted Git notes. Same branch and PR flow you already use.
Capture sessions in Git
Install one lightweight Git hook. AI session logs attach to commits as encrypted Git notes in our repo.
Analyze patterns
Cadence analyzes prompt/context behavior, context drift, and repeated failure modes.
Ship with clearer signals
We get next-step guidance, and the team sees where AI-assisted output is becoming merge-ready or brittle.
Signal, not hype
We all need fewer surprises at review and merge time.
Built for trust
Captured AI sessions stay encrypted. Open source CLI.
FAQ
Is this monitoring people?
This is for coaching and reliability, not surveillance. You can inspect exactly what was captured in Git notes.
Do you have to change workflows?
Install the CLI and login. As you code, AI session logs attach to commits as encrypted Git notes; branch and PR flow stay the same.
Is this another generic AI tips tool?
No. Guidance comes from your sessions and repository context, not generic prompt lists.
Does Cadence ingest your code?
Cadence does not ingest source code. It analyzes encrypted session logs stored in your repos.
Keep speed. Add reliability.
Most of us already ship with AI assistants. The next step is repeatable output quality.
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