📚 ArcRift

ArcRift addresses a common friction point for developers: the context gap between web-based AI chats and local IDE assistants. It uses a Chrome extension paired with a native MCP server to synchronize conversations and decisions from browser interfaces (like ChatGPT or Claude) directly into local IDE agents such as Cursor or Windsurf. The system relies on a local SQLite knowledge graph to maintain persistent memory. The approach is clever—rather than building a new LLM client, it acts as a memory bridge. It connects fragmented AI interactions, allowing the local development environment to inherit the context of web-based brainstorming sessions.