Stop Re-Explaining Your Project to AI.
Xeyria is an AI teammate for developers that remembers your project context, architecture, technical decisions, and discussions—so you can continue building instead of rebuilding context.
- Automatically ignores .env files, SSH keys, and credentials locally.
- Tracks active file modifications and local git history bounds.
- Syncs directly to your local VS Code extension sidebar.
Why Developers Trust Xeyria
Your code stays yours. Your project stays under your control.
Built to Protect Your Project
Local-first filtering
Sensitive project information is filtered locally before transmission.
No AI model training
Your project data is never used to train AI models.
Secrets stay protected
Sensitive values such as tokens and credentials are filtered before processing.
You Stay in Control
Pause memory anytime
Temporarily stop memory collection whenever you choose.
Delete project memory
Remove stored project context whenever you want.
Remove the extension
Uninstall Xeyria at any time without losing control of your project.
How It Works
Get started in under a minute.
Download & Install
Download the VSIX package. Install Xeyria inside VS Code.
Authenticate
Authenticate once. Open your existing project.
Continue Building
Continue where you left off. Xeyria already understands your project.
Closed Beta Requirements
Ensure your development environment meets these prerequisites before installing the client.
VS Code Editor
Our current closed beta is packaged specifically as a VS Code extension.
Active Git Repository
Used to index local branch history, commit hash reference boundaries, and workspace roots.
Xeyria Extension
Installed to handle local on-device exclusions, sync queues, and sidebars.
Internet Connection
Required to securely synchronize processed continuity packets with the gateway.
Without Xeyria vs With Xeyria
See how your development workflow changes after installing the Xeyria VS Code extension.
WITHOUT Xeyria
- Re-explain your project every session
- AI forgets your architecture decisions
- Dig through old chats for context
- Repeat the same setup prompts over and over
- Lose momentum after every context switch
Frequently Asked Questions
Plain answers for developers.