OYNIX

Beyond knowledge management

Nothing your team builds
or decides ever disappears.

The quiet, persistent layer for engineering teams. Precise context, architectural memory, and a soul-driven engine that ensures nothing is lost.

The problem

Your team's knowledge is scattered.

The engineer who made that decision left six months ago.

The reason for this architecture is in a Slack thread no one can find.

Two engineers just rewrote the same auth module. Neither knew.

4,285+ decisions lost

The cost of forgetting

Engineering knowledge
is expensive to lose.

Every decision buried in Slack. Every architectural rationale that left with the engineer. Every AI agent forced to rediscover what your team already knew. The numbers show the cost.

10+hrs

lost every week searching

Developers spend over ten hours each week hunting for information instead of writing software.

Stack Overflow Developer Survey
40%

say documentation slows them down

of developers say missing or outdated docs are a major productivity barrier.

Developer productivity research
20–45%

engineering productivity unlocked

Potential engineering improvement when AI has high-quality organizational context.

McKinsey
61%

spend 30+ min/day searching

of professional developers spend more than half an hour every day just finding answers.

Stack Overflow Developer Survey

Oynix preserves your organization’s engineering memory—so every AI agent and engineer starts with context, not guesswork, and nothing walks out the door when people leave.

How it works

Index. Remember. Compound.

Engineered to scale with your team's knowledge, from raw capture to living memory.

The graph compounds

Core layers.
One memory.

01 / 07

Index

Knowledge graph

Every repo parsed into a live Neo4j knowledge graph — functions, classes, imports, call chains. AST-level precision, zero LLM cost.

02 / 07

Connect

Connectors

Jira, Slack, Notion, Confluence, GitHub — wired straight to your code. Decisions buried in threads become structured graph nodes.

03 / 07

Reason

Ask the graph

Agents query the connected graph, not isolated files. Full blast radius, ownership, and decision history in every answer.

04 / 07

Writeback

Auto writeback

Every agent session writes back automatically. No manual curation — the graph records what was learned, the moment it's learned.

05 / 07

Presence

EDITING_NOW

Who's touching which file, right now. EDITING_NOW edges with TTL — overlapping work surfaces before Git ever sees it.

06 / 07

Skills

SKILL.md

Team decisions become SKILL.md — executable context for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Auto-generated, auto-updated.

07 / 07

Compound

Compounding memory

The graph gets smarter every single day your team uses it. Day 30 context is unrecognizable from day 1.

COMPLETE

Everything connected.

One living graph

Every layer feeds every other — the graph doesn't just grow, it compounds. Day 30 context is unrecognizable from day 1.

01IndexKnowledge graph
02ConnectConnectors
03ReasonAsk the graph
04WritebackAuto writeback
05PresenceEDITING_NOW
06SkillsSKILL.md
07CompoundCompounding memory

Real-time presence

Know who's touching which file. Right now.

No more stepping on each other's code. Oynix tracks every edit in real-time. Conflicts detected before Git ever sees them.

Real-time EDITING_NOW presence layer with 15-min TTL

Semantic conflict detection — not line diffs, meaning diffs

Historical resolution memory from your graph

Live now

JK
John K.
auth/handler.go · 1h 12m
SR
Sara R.Conflict
auth/handler.go · 23m ⚠
MV
Mike V.
api/payments.go · 5m
Semantic conflict analysis → View diff

Programmable intelligence

Your conventions become
AI-executable skills. Automatically.

Generated from team decisions. Updated when decisions change. Compatible with every major AI coding agent.

auth-conventions/SKILL.md
---
name: auth-conventions
description: >
How this team handles authentication.
Use when editing auth/* or session logic.
version: 4
---
 
# Auth Conventions
 
## Core principles
- Rate limiting lives in middleware, not handlers
- JWT validation always uses verifyStrict()
- Session expiry: 15min idle, 8hr absolute
Works withClaude CodeCursorCodex10+ agents

Intelligent resolution

Two engineers. Same file.
Oynix catches it before Git does.

Conflict detected

Overlap in "auth/handler.go"

Sara's changes overlap with John's rate-limiting implementation. Both modified handleLogin(). Semantic merge recommended.

Historical context

Last time this happened (Nov 12): team chose to split rate limiting into middleware. Resolution took 4 minutes.

Nothing is lost.

We're in private beta, onboarding teams one by one. Secure your place — we'll reach out when your spot is ready.

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