Use case · Solo Builders
Trust, verify, and audit what agents shipped.
RAAV records every agent submit with files, summary, verification command, and risks — so you can audit AI-built code without re-scanning the repo blind.
The problem
AI agents ship fast, but you cannot tell what is verified, risky, or half-finished.
Submit history with files touched and verification status
Decision queue for founder review before merge
Risk notes attached to agent work units
Local-first memory — your code stays on your machine
How RAAV helps
Persistent memory for agents — not another coding agent.
Install RAAV
Add the MCP server and seed product memory for the repo.
Run agents
Let Codex or Claude Code work through claimed tasks and lanes.
Review submits
Founders inspect summaries, files, and verification in one place.
Close gaps
Queue follow-up tasks for anything still unverified or risky.
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Security work scattered across Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex sessions gets tickets, claims, verification, and audit history in one place.
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New developers inherit goals, architecture notes, open tickets, and agent submit history — not a two-week discovery phase.
Learn moreGive your agents shared product memory
Local-first by default. Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor keep building — RAAV remembers, coordinates, and audits.