What is Oynix?
Oynix is a memory layer for AI coding agents. It ties your code, tickets, docs and threads into one graph, then serves that graph to whatever agent you use, so the agent stops starting every session from zero.
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Oynix
Memory layer for AI coding agents that ties code, tickets, docs and conversations into one queryable graph
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Oynix connects your team's code repositories, tickets, documentation and conversations into a live knowledge graph that AI agents can query, so they stop
The story so far
Oynix is a memory layer for AI coding agents. It turns the work your engineering team already does—code in GitHub, tickets in Jira, docs in Confluence, decisions in Slack—into one live knowledge graph. Any AI agent you use over MCP can then query this graph to understand your team's decisions, ownership, architecture and history, so it stops re-discovering what your team already knows.
The engine runs on your own infrastructure and writes to a database you control. Your code and graph never reach Oynix servers. You bring your own AI provider keys and database, and they stay on your side. Oynix ships the engine that indexes, connects and reasons across your sources.
You can run Oynix locally on one machine for free, forever, connecting GitHub, Jira, Confluence and Google Drive. When your team is ready to share one memory, you add a server: the engine runs on your infrastructure and serves all 18 connectors, better reasoning, and tools like Oynix Ask and Oynix Wiki to your whole team.
Typeset features
- Connects 18 sources: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear, Sentry, Confluence, Notion, Google Drive, Microsoft 365, Mixpanel, CleverTap, Firebase, Supabase, and custom file
- Builds live knowledge graph from code, tickets, docs and conversations
- MCP server integration with Claude, Cursor, Codex and 13+ agents
- Oynix Wiki: automatically generated engineering handbook with every claim traced to source
- Oynix Ask: query the graph and get exact nodes with source attribution
- Live presence: see who is editing in your codebase right now before your agent collides with their work
- No per-token, per-file, per-function or per-repository billing; pricing by seats only
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Local: free forever. Local + Server plans: Solo $15/month for one key, Team $99/month for 10 keys or $459/month for 50 keys, Enterprise custom. All paid plans include 18 connectors, better embeddings and reasoning, Oynix Ask and Oynix Wiki.
Oynix metrics
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| Domain Rating | 0 no change since last check |
| Trust Flow | 0 no change since last check |
| Citation Flow | 26 no change since last check |
| Referring domains | 22 no change since last check |
| External backlinks | 73 no change since last check |
Ahrefs Domain Rating set in type 2 Nov 2026, reset 1 Nov 2026. Majestic set 1 Nov 2026, reset 1 Nov 2026. Link data typeset by Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
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| Domain age | 4 months |
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| Registrar | Spaceship, Inc. |
| DNSSEC | Signed |
Oynix launch colophon
Measured after Oynix went live on Zivaro Launch on 1 November 2026.
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- 0 at launch (1 Nov 2026), 0 on 2 Nov 2026
- Referring domains (Majestic)
- 22
- First measured 1 Nov 2026
Day 1 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 1 Dec 2026. These are measurements, not proof of cause: many things move these numbers. Figures we have not measured are left out.
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Questions and answers
How is Oynix different from a wiki or documentation?
Documentation explains what happened. Memory explains why and stays true as code changes. A wiki is written by hand and drifts; Oynix forms from the work already happening and is linked to the code, so it stays accurate automatically.
Does Oynix replace my AI agent?
No. Oynix has no model of its own. Your agent does the reasoning. Oynix gives it the organizational context it was missing over MCP.
Where does my data live?
In your database on your infrastructure. Oynix ships the engine, not the vault. Your code, graph and provider keys never reach Oynix servers.
How much does Oynix cost?
Local is free forever for one developer. Local plus Server starts at $15 a month for one key (Solo), $99 a month for 10 keys (Team), or $459 a month for 50 keys, with Enterprise pricing available. There is no per-token, per-file or per-repository billing.
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