Your coding career shouldn't be fragmented across repositories. Pattern Vault is a cross-project intelligence layer that recognizes when you're solving a problem you've solved before.
Most editors only know about the open workspace. Engram remembers everything. If you wrote a
brilliant retry_with_backoff utility in a project three years ago, Pattern Vault will
recognize when you start writing a similar function today and surface that original implementation
instantly.
We automatically group similar code chunks into logical clusters. This allows you to see how your approach to specific problems (like "JWT Authentication" or "Data Normalization") has evolved over time. You aren't just retrieving code; you're retrieving your own history of best practices.
Stop reinventing the wheel. As you type, Pattern Vault scans your personal database for high-confidence matches. If it finds a match, it subtly alerts you: "You've built this before." One click inserts your battle-tested code, complete with comments and edge-case handling.