Ask your teammates when they're not around.

Each person on your team gets a digital mind, built from what they already wrote on GitHub — merged PRs, reviews, commit messages. It answers in their words, shows exactly where every answer came from, and says “I don't know” instead of guessing.

Why did we switch the export pipeline to batch writes?

J John's mind says high confidence

Row-by-row writes were timing out on anything over 50k rows — batching brought the p95 under two seconds, and it let us retry a whole chunk instead of babysitting partial failures [1][2].

[1] PR #214 — Batch the export writer [2] commit a41f9e0

What's our Kubernetes failover story?

J John's mind says declined

I don't have anything solid on this — nothing I've written covers it. Ask the real John; their reply will teach this mind for next time.

A mind never guesses. Unanswered questions go to the real person, and the reply becomes part of the mind — with their approval.

How it works

Live in fifteen minutes.

1 Connect GitHub

Sign in, create a team, install the GitHub App on the repos you choose. Invite teammates — each person's mind is built only from their own merged PRs, review comments and commits, and only after they join.

2 Approve your material

Everything lands in your personal approval queue first. Keep, discard, redact — nothing enters your mind without your say, and nobody else can touch it. Secrets are scanned out before anything is even stored.

3 Teammates ask

From the web, or straight from Claude Code while coding. Answers come back in your voice with links to the real PR or commit — and questions your mind can't answer are handed to the real you.

Why you can trust it

Rules that never bend.

Only your own words. Never an assistant's, never a teammate's. A mind that doesn't sound like you is worthless.

Nothing enters unapproved. You review every piece before it becomes part of your mind, and you can remove anything, any time.

Every answer cites its source. A real PR, review or commit — one click away. No citation, no claim.

Declines instead of guessing. Thin evidence means “I don't know, ask the real person” — never a confident invention.

“Their mind says”, never “they say”. An answer from a mind is always labelled as one. Nobody gets words put in their mouth.

Secrets never get in. Everything is scanned for credentials before it's stored or embedded. Leaks are quarantined, not indexed.

The Claude Code plugin

Your colleagues' minds, inside your editor.

While you work, Claude can check who wrote the file you're changing, consult their mind before you refactor it, and escalate to the real person when the mind comes up empty. One install, works in every repo.

Answers arrive as “John's mind says…” — cited, labelled, and only ever consulted with your consent.

        # one-time install

        /plugin marketplace add atillacanuslu/mindsync-plugin

        /plugin install mindsync@mindsync

        # then, while coding

        > who knows about the export pipeline?

        → John's mind says: … [PR #214]

Try it with your team.

Free while we pilot with early teams. Your history stays yours — leave any time and take your mind with you.