Agent Re-Read Reduction Graph
Cache what your coding agent has already read to cut repeated file reads and tokens
- Problem
- Coding agents reread the same files over and over on long tasks, burning tokens and slowing responses. A developer already built a knowledge graph to reduce re-reads, showing this is a widely recognized waste in agent workflows.
- Solution
- Maintain a lightweight local knowledge graph of which files an agent read, which snippets and conclusions it reached, expose it via MCP or hooks so the agent queries summaries instead of rereading source files on the next task, with manual refresh for stale nodes.
- Users
- Developers heavily using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and similar coding agents
- MVP
- Local file index and summary generation; MCP service exposing query APIs; integration with at least one mainstream coding agent; automatic invalidation of stale files; a simple hit-rate and token-savings panel
- Revenue
- Open-source core plus subscription cloud graph sync; or per-seat team subscription
- Why now
- Coding agents are moving into long tasks and multi-person workflows where context cost becomes a visible expense. The MCP ecosystem is young, so a vertical cache layer can become a default component early.