Your AI forgets your architecture every session. Your team doesn't have to.
Every decision you make, every convention you set - automatically delivered to Cursor, Claude, Copilot. Via MCP, IDE Extension, or GitHub App.
No more pasting context.
No more architectural drift.
No more "why was this built this way?"
We're live on Hacker News 🚀 news.ycombinator.com/shownewhopsule.com
A good VS Code extension does one thing:
hover any file → see which decisions apply.
That's it. That's the entire feature.
Anything more is a different product wearing the wrong hat.
Junior opens PR with Redux.
Hopsule comments: 'Zustand was decided in March. Here's the rationale, the date, the approver.'
PR reverted. Junior learns.
No drama. No meeting. No 1:1 DM at 11pm.
100ms is the threshold.
Above that, your AI 'feels slow.'
Below it, it 'just works.'
Most context tools live at 800ms. That's why they get uninstalled.
30 seconds of context engineering in plain English:
1. Log a decision in Hopsule.
2. MCP picks it up.
3. Cursor autocomplete respects it. Without being asked.
No prompts. No copy-paste. No re-explaining on Tuesday.
.cursorrules at month 1: 5 rules.
.cursorrules at month 6: 47 rules, 12 of them contradict.
.cursorrules at month 12: a TODO from a developer who left.
This is governance with extra steps. #cursor
Your Notion page is paragraphs.
Your AI wants structured statements.
Both are valid. Neither replaces the other.
Pretending otherwise is why your docs are stale.
Notion is for humans reading.
Hopsule is for AI reading.
Same content can't serve both consumers well.
Different tools. Different jobs. Stop forcing it.