What does Harbor integrate with?

Harbor integrates with Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Google Drive, as well as AI coding assistants Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.

Who is Harbor built for?

It is built for engineering teams and developers who use Slack, version‑control platforms and documentation tools and want their AI coding agents to follow established team conventions automatically.

Is there a free trial for Harbor?

Since Harbor is already free to use, there is no separate trial period; users can sign up and start using the features immediately.

How does Harbor compare to alternatives?

Harbor focuses specifically on capturing team decisions from communication and code‑review sources and feeding them to AI agents, a capability that many generic AI‑assistant platforms lack, making it distinct for teams that need rule‑based consistency across multiple tools.

Harbor

Name: Harbor
Availability: OnlineOnly
Author: abhishekkumar

Harbor learns team decisions from Slack, PRs and docs and provides coding agents with the applicable rules for each task

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About this agent

Harbor tackles a familiar problem for teams that code with AI assistants: those assistants don’t know what your team has already decided. The decision to make every webhook handler safe to retry, or the rule about where customer data is allowed to live, usually sits in an old Slack thread or a PR review the agent will never see. Harbor reads those conversations, turns the decisions in them into rules, and hands the relevant ones to your coding agent before it writes any code.

The makers call it a “company brain” for people and agents, summed up as “Decide once. Every agent knows.” It’s built for engineering teams who already use Claude Code, Codex or Cursor every day and are tired of repeating the same conventions in every session or fixing the same mistakes in review. Harbor is currently in early access, and new teams are admitted by hand.

What it does

Decision captureReads Slack threads, PR reviews and docs, and turns team decisions into rules, each linked back to where it came from.
Approval queueManual, Hybrid and Auto modes, with Approve, Drop and Gotcha actions. Conflicting rules always wait for a person.
Task-aware recallGives each agent session only the rules relevant to the task, not the whole rulebook.
Agent write-backGotchas agents find during a session are saved for future sessions.
/harbor in SlackAsk what the team decided and get an answer with links to the threads and PRs behind it.
Automatic retirementIf a file a rule refers to is deleted, the rule is retired (or flagged as out of date when it spans several repos), so old decisions don’t linger.

How people use it

You point Harbor at places like Slack, GitHub, Notion, Linear or Confluence
Harbor picks out decisions from threads, code reviews and docs and turns each one into a rule.
Before your agent starts a task, Harbor reads what the task is and sends only the matching rules.

Why it was built

Harbor aims to capture team decisions once and make them available to AI agents so developers no longer need to repeat explanations for each task

Pricing

Free
Custom pricing
Your whole team, no card, no expiry.
- Unlimited members
- 1 source: one channel, repo or folder
- 1,000 live atoms, 30 days of recall
- Unlimited agent runs on your own Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
- The whole loop: capture, approval, recall
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Pro
$30/mo
Your company in the brain, not one room of it.
- Unlimited members
- 5 sources, and a source is a whole connected tool
- Unlimited atoms, a year of recall
- Unlimited agent runs on your own Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
- The whole loop: capture, approval, recall
- Priority support
Premium
$45/mo
Every tool you have, and nothing ages out.
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited sources
- Unlimited atoms, recall with no horizon
- Priority support

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