#1 dev hack: copy the context, drop it into Cursor. New issue assigned? Stash helps developers (and their AI agents) resolve issues fast by finding the full solution context across code, issues, and docs.

Hey folks 👋 I’m Nihat, co-founder of Stash. We built Stash because developers waste hours trying to resolve issues and understand what’s really going on. AI agents struggle too. Without the right context, they hallucinate. I wanted something simple. When an issue is assigned, just give me the solution context. So I can resolve it myself, or copy it into Cursor or Copilot and make my AI agent useful. Stash connects to your version control, issue tracker, and wiki. It extracts the full solution context and gives it to you (or your AI agent), so issues get resolved faster. It brings together the most relevant docs from your wiki, the most similar past issues, and the exact code locations where you should start. How it works: - Connect your GitHub, Jira, Confluence (or similar) - When a new issue is assigned, Stash finds the solution context - You (or your AI agent) can resolve it fast. No more endless search. If you are tired of Cursor spamming your repo with useless code and new files, we fixed that. When you feed an LLM the right context, it actually works. What makes Stash different: - SLM-powered (works where LLMs fail) - Cloud and on-prem (great for privacy-first teams) - Built for real engineering environments Who is it for (of course, dev teams): - Junior devs who want to onboard fast and start contributing - Senior devs who want to resolve their own issues without answering the same questions again and again - Engineering managers trying to reduce technical debt and improve SDLC If you are a developer and this sounds useful, tell your engineering manager. We are live on cloud and on-prem. Would love your feedback 🚀

@nozdemir This is super relevant especially for teams using LLMs in real workflows. Most devs underestimate how much time is lost to lack of context. Being able to instantly gather full issue context across code, docs, and tickets is a game-changer. Curious: how does Stash decide which context is relevant when multiple overlapping issues exist? Looking forward to trying it in a messy monorepo 👀

@melihcandemir great to hear your thoughts!

Totally agree, Stack Overflow's developer surveys show most devs spend over an hour a day just searching for the right knowledge.

To your question: when multiple issues overlap, Stash uses a scoring model based on semantic similarity, and cross-references between issues, PRs, and docs. It ranks what’s most likely to help, based on how your team actually works.

And yep, messy monorepos are exactly where Stash rocks 😄

Let me know if you’d like early access for your team, happy to help!

@nozdemir let me try ！！

Hey everyone! I’m Ayberk, co-founder of Stash 👋

We’ve spent the last few months deep in the problem space, talking to devs, testing with real teams, and refining the product. It’s been amazing to see how much time we can save just by bringing the right context to the right person at the right time.

Whether you’re resolving the issue yourself or prompting an AI agent, Stash makes it faster (and a lot less frustrating).

Would love to hear what you think!

Hey everyone! I’m İsmail, founding engineer at Stash 👋

I’ve been in the trenches building this pairing with teams, chasing down edge-case bugs, and making sure Stash surfaces the right code and docs the moment you need them. My goal was simple: cut the “where is that file?” hunt and get devs back into flow fast.

Give it a spin and tell me what trips you up or delights you. Your feedback is fuel for the next build!

@lambersondev Really solid work, İsmail. Cutting the “where’s that file?” hunt is exactly what slows down deep focus. You nailed the real pain point devs don’t just need code, they need the right context, at the right time. Curious: does Stash handle branching context too? (e.g., same file but different PR histories or feature branches?) This could be a killer feature for large mono-repos or multi-stream teams.

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