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⚕️ Raphael
The brain your AI coding agent was missing.
Raphael is a learning layer for AI coding agents. It distills lessons from your real projects — the mistakes, the fixes, the hard-won decisions — and injects the right ones back into your agent's context at the right moment. Install it once. It runs itself.
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Named for the archangel of healing — because it heals the one wound every AI coding agent shares: total amnesia.
🩹 The problem nobody fixed
Every morning, your AI coding agent wakes up brand new.
The float-rounding bug it helped you chase for two hours last Tuesday? Gone. The decision to keep .env out of version control after that one terrifying near-miss? Gone. The migration order that finally worked, the webhook signature check it forgot once and you swore it never would again? Gone, gone, gone.
So you re-explain. You re-debug. You watch the same mistake walk through the door wearing a different file name — and you pay for the same tokens to fix it again.
Your agent doesn't have a skill problem. It has a memory problem.
Raphael is that memory. Not a chat log, not a vector dump of everything you ever said — a curated brain of validated, security-screened, provenance-tracked lessons, distilled from what actually happened in your sessions, and recalled with a strict token budget exactly when they're relevant. Known mistakes stop recurring. Settled decisions stop being re-litigated. And the whole thing runs itself in the background, on the Claude subscription you already pay for.
🧠 The deeper cost: comprehension debt
Amnesia is the symptom. The thing it actually costs you has a name.
When an agent writes code faster than anyone rebuilds an understanding of it, the code races ahead of the comprehension. The repo grows, the diffs land green, and the number of people who could confidently explain why it works quietly goes to zero. That gap is comprehension debt, and like any debt it is invisible right up until the day you have to pay it — usually at 2am, in a system nobody remembers designing.
Re-explaining the same context every morning is how the debt gets serviced. It is also why "the agent is fast" and "the project is getting harder to change" are not a contradiction.