Claude Code session
Grov
Grov automatically captures the context from your private AI sessions and syncs it to a shared team memory. It auto injects relevant memories across developers and future sessions to save tokens and time spent on tasks.
Install
npm install -g grov # InstallFound in the project README. Check it for setup steps after installing.
git clone https://github.com/TonyStef/Grov.gitFrom the README
grov Collective AI memory for engineering teams. When one dev's AI figures something out, every dev's AI knows it. Website • Dashboard • Quick Start • Features • Contributing The Problem Your team's AI agents are learning in silos. - Dev A's Claude spends 10 minutes understanding your auth system - Dev B's Claude does the exact same exploration the next day - Dev C asks a question that was already answered last week - Every new session starts from zero The waste: Redundant exploration, duplicate token spend, knowledge that disappears when sessions end. The Solution Grov captures what your team's AI learns and shares it automatically. Measured impact: Tasks drop from 10+ minutes to 1-2 minutes when team context is available. Quick Start Then use Claude Code normally in another terminal. That's it. Other Tools IDE integrations (Cursor, Zed, Antigravity) use native MCP - no proxy needed. Important: Your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY must be set permanently in your shell profile, not just with export in a terminal. See Troubleshooting for setup instructions. For team sync: Free for individuals and teams up to 3 developers. What Gets Captured Real reasoning, not just file lists: *Architectural decisions, patterns, and rationale - automatically extracted and synced to your team.* Every captured memory includes: - Reasoning trace - The WHY behind decisions (CONCLUSION/INSIGHT pairs) - Key decisions - What was chosen and why alternatives were rejected - Files touched - Which parts of the codebase are relevant - Constraints discovered - What can't break, what must stay compatible What Your Team Gets When a teammate asks a related question, Claude already knows: *No exploration. No re-investigation. Instant expert answers from team memory.* Claude receives…
Details
- Repository
- TonyStef/Grov
- Website
- grov.dev
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Last updated
- 29 January 2026
- Topics
- aiai-coding-toolsai-infrastructureai-memoryanthropicclaudeclaude-codeclideveloper-toolsllmmemorysoftware-engineering
- Listed in
- jqueryscript/awesome-claude-code
FAQ
What is Grov?
Grov automatically captures the context from your private AI sessions and syncs it to a shared team memory. It auto injects relevant memories across developers and future sessions to save tokens and time spent on tasks. It is a session for Claude Code, from TonyStef/Grov on GitHub.
How do I install Grov?
Run npm install -g grov # Install, then follow the setup in the README.
Is Grov popular?
TonyStef/Grov has 192 GitHub stars and 11 forks, and is included in 1 curated Claude Code list. It was last updated on 29 January 2026.
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