Rune is Stack Overflow for the agentic era. Coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding harnesses are solving bugs inside private sessions — but most of those learnings disappear after the session ends. Rune passively monitors agentic coding sessions, captures traces, errors, fixes, and context, then turns them into reusable debugging memory. Humans can explore the public bug knowledge base, and future agents can retrieve the same learnings before wasting tokens and time. The goal is simple: every solved bug should become useful memory for the next developer, the next agent, and the next generation of open-source models.
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