Give your AI a better memory.
AI coding assistants are powerful but forgetful. Framewright gives them a structured memory — your conventions, architecture, features, and task boundaries — that loads into any AI's context window in seconds. No re-explaining. No scope creep. No drift.
Especially powerful for complex projects and developers running multiple codebases.
Sound familiar?
A new session. A blank context. The AI doesn't know your stack, your conventions, or what you built last week. So you re-explain everything — again. Then it “helpfully” refactors code you didn't ask it to touch. Then it makes an architectural decision that conflicts with one you made three weeks ago. The AI isn't the problem. The missing memory is.
The right memory, in the right place.
Your AI already has a global memory — your root CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules, and similar files. That memory is valuable. Don't clog it with project-specific context that bleeds into every other session.
Framewright creates project-scoped memory instead — structured files that live inside your repo, travel with your code, and stay completely invisible to every other project your AI works on. Global memory stays lean. Project context stays contained. The hierarchy works the way it should.
A better way to work with AI
Structured memory, not blank sessions
Every session starts with your full project context loaded — stack, conventions, architecture, and the exact task at hand. No re-explaining from scratch.
Task boundaries that hold
Each task defines exactly which files the AI can touch and what it must leave alone. Stop it from "helpfully" breaking things you didn't ask it to change.
Works with every AI tool
Framewright auto-generates config files for Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Whichever tool you open, your context is already there.
Prompts included
Context window starters are pre-written for every task. Copy, paste, build. You don't need to know how to prompt — the framework does it for you.
How it works
Setup takes about 10 minutes. Then drop the files into your repo and let your AI do the reading.
Walk through the wizard
Define your project — identity, stack, architecture, conventions, features, and tasks. Bring your AI to help.
Export your framework
Download a ZIP of structured markdown files and drop them into your project root.
Start a session
Copy a context window starter prompt, paste it into any AI tool, and watch it orient itself instantly.
How your AI reads it — every session
The framework is designed for selective, efficient reading. The AI never loads everything — only what the current task needs.
PRIME.mdStart at the navigator
A tiny file — always small by design — that orients the AI instantly. Project overview, stack, current task status. Read first, every session, no exceptions.
CONTEXT-WINDOW-STARTERS.mdFollow the context starter
A pre-written prompt tells the AI exactly which files to read next — only the docs, features, and tasks relevant to the current work. Nothing irrelevant is loaded.
docs/Read selectively through the docs
Building a database feature? Read SCHEMA.md. Touching the UI? STYLING.md. Writing new code? CONVENTIONS.md. The cascade routes the AI to exactly what it needs.
features/ → tasks/Land on the task
Each task file is scoped to complete within a single context window — a clear definition of done, explicit file boundaries, and an out-of-scope section telling the AI what not to touch.
↺ write backUpdate memory before exiting
When the task is complete, the AI updates the task file — status, session notes, what changed. The next session starts with accurate, current memory. And the cycle begins again.
What you get
A complete set of structured files that drop into your project root. Your AI reads them and knows exactly what it's building.
my-project/
├── PRIME.md ← AI navigator, read first
├── PROJECT.md
├── CONTEXT-WINDOW-STARTERS.md ← session prompts
├── CLAUDE.md / .cursorrules ← auto-loaded by AI tools
├── docs/
│ ├── CONVENTIONS-QUICKREF.md
│ ├── CONVENTIONS.md
│ ├── ARCHITECTURE.md
│ ├── SCHEMA.md
│ └── STYLING.md
├── features/
│ ├── FEATURES-INDEX.md
│ ├── auth.md
│ └── dashboard.md
└── tasks/
├── TASKS-MASTER.md
└── task-001-auth-flow.mdReady to build with clarity?
It takes about 10 minutes to set up a framework. It saves hours of wasted AI sessions.