Jay reviews Graspy, an AI coding tool that keeps context across assistants like Claude Code, Lovable, and DeepSeek. It captures chat histories, plans code, builds it, verifies results, and remembers the reasoning for next time. Free tier available with your own API keys, limited to three imports monthly.
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Graspy is an AI tool that allows you to attain workspace context for multiple AI coding tools in one unified location. If this is your first time here, my name is Jay and this is the Everyday AI channel where we teach you how you can use AI in your daily lives. So I'm going to dive right into this here, and Graspy of course is, uh, claiming here to be able to use AI to write faster than anyone can, uh, you know or rather capture the outputs and the context from different AI coding tools and actually keep the reasoning behind each decision and flag what changes or break. So yeah, I think this could be quite useful. We can see here the Grasp development cycle, which is plan, build, verify, remember, and then capture. So ultimately, or rather, it starts off with capture actually. So it captures all this information from your chats, then it plans, builds, verifies and remembers for the next session, which can be quite useful. So ultimately the features are as follows here. So you can actually retain context from different sort of AI coding tools, whether that's Codex, Claude Code, all your history basically stays with you. Every conversation you have on all these multiple different sort of coding platforms, they all stay with you. And if you see here the different level, this different sort of integrations they've got here, you can see there's quite a few. So we've got Lovable, we've got DeepSeek, Of course, we've got Codex, Claude Code, you know, all these sort of useful things. And we can see the wide variety of documents it can accept. So this is quite an impressive tool. I like the idea of being able to actually keep the context across these sort of multiple different AI coding tools and, and chats. We go to the pricing, it's fairly generous. If you bring your own API key, you can basically use it for free. You've got 3 imports per month, however. So yeah, just important to bear that in mind. In any case, I think Glassbee could definitely be useful for some people. I've been using some more AI tools Of course, since I do on a daily basis.
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I'm noticing unified context is definitely what really supercharges the AI's ability to, I guess, provide you with key insights across whatever sort of projects you're doing or multiple projects that you're doing. So in any case, you should definitely check this out if you think it would be useful for you.
