I built one assistant that keeps a memory you can edit and works in your local project, but changes

Most AI tools split in two: coding agents that forget everything about you between sessions, and companion or memory apps that can’t touch your files. I wanted both in one agent, so I built it. https://sonicassistant.com. Memory you can see. What it remembers about you is on a page where you can edit or delete every note. Works in your project. Connect a folder and it reads the code and proposes changes as a diff. It runs tests in a sandbox and can commit. Nothing is written until you press Apply. Shows its work. Every tool call appears in a live step trace. Your own checks. A small local runner runs your tests and linters, and asks before any command that changes something. You can try it without signing up: the guest button on the landing page drops you into a demo project where you can watch it fix a bug and run the tests. Signing up (free) is what lets it do that on your own project and keep a memory. Honest limits: it’s not a Claude Code replacement, but it can be used when you hit your limits. It runs on Haiku and Sonnet, free accounts have daily usage caps, it’s a solo project, and it would mean a great deal to me if you could review and try it out. https://sonicassistant.com. Where does it break for you? Folder editing and memory are the parts I most want hammered.   submitted by   /u/mistahj0517 [link]   [comments]