The context layer for coding agents

Your agent knows the file.
Jade knows the org.

Coding agents see the repository in front of them. Jade gives them the rest — every service, contract, consumer and flow across your organisation, worked out from your code. They answer from facts instead of searching for them: fewer made-up answers, and a smaller bill.

What you get

Real context.
A smaller bill.

One layer does both. Your agents work from how your organisation actually fits together — and stop paying to go and find out.

Context

Your agent works from facts

Every service, contract, consumer and flow, resolved from your code and kept current — so your agent answers from what is actually there, with fewer made-up answers.

−62%less searching
Cost

The searching never happens

Agents bill you for the looking — every file read and every search spent finding out how your org fits together. When the answer is already worked out, that search is skipped, and so is its bill.

−45%lower agent bill
What Jade knows

What no single service
can tell your agent.

The facts that live between your services — worked out from your code, never guessed from it, and kept current as the code moves.

ServicesEvery service in every repo, and how it's built.
Endpoints & contractsMethod, path, handler, and the exact request and response fields.
Cross-service callsWhich service calls which, at which endpoint, from which line.
Business flowsWhat happens end to end when a request lands — service by service.
Data storesEvery engine, table and key pattern, and which function reads or writes it.
Blast radiusChange a field and see every consumer that reads it, file and line.
How it works

One layer between your org
and every agent.

Jade reads every repository, works out how your services fit together, and keeps that picture current as the code moves. Your agents ask it directly and get a resolved answer back — not a pile of files to search through.

Claude Code Codex Cursor Copilot YOUR ORGANISATION JADE THE CONTEXT LAYER YOUR AGENTS worked out once a fraction of the tokens
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Services Endpoints & contracts Cross-service calls Business flows Data stores Vendor calls Out to your agents

Nothing to install. Plug and play with the coding agents you already run.

The results

Same agent. Same questions.
Now with context.

The questions an engineer asks before touching anything — blast radius, prior art, what a change breaks. Each one put to the same coding agent twice: once with nothing but your repositories, once with Jade as its context layer.

−62%
less searching
−53%
fewer tokens
−45%
lower agent bill
See the 7 questions
Map the whole backendevery service, and which one calls which
Without Jade
With Jade
-82%
Who consumes this service?and exactly which endpoints they call on it
Without Jade
With Jade
-81%
We're dropping a vendorevery function that calls it, and the file
Without Jade
With Jade
-75%
Where does a Stripe call go out?SDK or raw HTTP, with the file and line
Without Jade
With Jade
-65%
Has someone built this already?in-house, or through a vendor SDK
Without Jade
With Jade
-64%
Trace a request end to endservice by service, in execution order
Without Jade
With Jade
-59%
Rename a field on a live endpointevery service that reads it, file and line
Without Jade
With Jade
-47%

At parity on accuracy, with fewer made-up answers — and re-measured six times, landing in the same band every round.

See it on your own code.

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