Your agents.
A lasting record.

Yes, for building software with agents. Wins and tasks replace the tickets you kept in Jira or Linear. Notes and decisions replace the specs and docs you kept in Notion or Confluence. Your agents write and update all of it as they work, and you review and approve it in one place. AIMake has no sprints or story points, because agent work does not move in two-week batches. Company knowledge that has nothing to do with delivery, such as HR policies, can stay where it is.

Keep your code and repository history in GitHub. Use AIMake to keep the surrounding context together: what you intended to build, why you chose it, what still needs review, and what evidence supports the result. Your harness reads GitHub and links that evidence to AIMake records, so you can follow a decision through to the work it shaped.

Keep repository instructions and technical documentation where your code lives. AIMake is for what those files cannot show: which decision shaped a task, what changed since the last session, and which review is still pending. Your harness reads those records together and updates them as work progresses, with source links back to the repository.

You could, and then you would be maintaining a second product instead of shipping yours: keeping it running, controlling access, and preserving history as it changes. With AIMake you connect your harness and start keeping decisions, notes, tasks, and evidence together today. Your next session picks up from those records, and teammates review the same work.

Your harness does the thinking and the execution, and it forgets when the session ends. AIMake is what remains: the decisions, work state, and evidence the next session or teammate picks up. The more work your agents do, the more that record is worth.

Yes, once the work outlives one session. Solo builders switch harnesses, run agents in parallel, juggle several projects, and come back to code months later. AIMake lets you pick up where you left off and show what shipped. For a single short project in one repository, an instruction file may be all you need; Builder is $10 a month when it is not.

An agent can report progress and attach evidence, but AIMake does not treat built as proven. Work remains in progress until its required tasks, review gates, and proof are satisfied. Teams control which lifecycle steps need a human approval or an explicit waiver.

A folder keeps files. It does not tell you which notes are current, what replaced what, or what still needs your approval. AIMake lets you pick up work with the current notes, decisions, tasks, and evidence in one place, see earlier versions, and review notes flagged by changes to their sources. Your harness maintains the content; you and your teammates inspect the same history and control who has access.

Your code stays in your repositories, and any compatible harness can read and update your AIMake records through MCP. Your workspace is hosted by us; self-hosting is not available at launch.

Ask your harness to check the sources and correct the note, or consolidate it with an existing note. AIMake keeps revision and replacement history so you can inspect what changed. Changes to declared source notes flag dependent notes for review. Your harness still has to judge what the change means and find any missing connections; a review flag does not fix the content automatically.