Still babysitting your coding agent?
Your coding agent loses everything the moment a session ends. Atono keeps that context alive – so the next session picks up where the last one left off.
Three agents, one story, nothing re-explained.
Mark runs engineering at Atono. His team runs Cursor, Claude, and Copilot – often on the same story. Atono keeps the context from every session attached to the story, so each agent reads what the last one decided before writing a single line. No duplicate work. No lost decisions.
Context that survives every session.
Atono attaches three persistent tabs to every story – Design decisions, Technical investigation, Technical changes. Each one captures a different layer: why a call was made, what was tried, what shipped. Every version is traceable, so you can see what each agent decided and when. Nothing gets lost between sessions.
Bring the tool your team already loves.
30+ MCP tools. Works with Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf and any MCP-compatible client. Configure once and your editor talks to Atono in the same conversation you're already having about the code. Every action stays attributed to the person who triggered it – so ownership stays clear even when an agent did the work.
Replace your stack or upgrade it.
Keep your tools and add what Atono knows
Works alongside Jira, Linear, Azure DevOps and Monday.dev – your engineers keep Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot and Windsurf. Every coding agent gets the context it needs, session to session, without changing how your team works.
One workspace from plan to production
Plan, build, ship and measure in one place – your team always builds with your full product context. Replaces Jira, your feature-flag tool and your analytics tool for less than you pay for any of them.
Free for up to 25 users forever. No credit card.
Frequently asked questions
How does Atono keep context between Cursor sessions?
Atono stores context in three tabs on every story – Design decisions, Technical investigation, Technical changes. When Cursor retrieves a story via the Atono MCP server, it reads all three tabs automatically before acting. To get the most out of it, instruct Cursor to keep the tabs updated as work progresses – include the story ID (e.g. STORY-98) in your prompt so it knows which item to update. Each session inherits exactly what the last one left behind.
How does Atono work with Claude Code?
What is an MCP server and how does Atono use it?
How is Atono different from just using a CLAUDE.md file?
Does Atono work with GitHub Copilot and Windsurf?
Is Atono free?