AXME CODE
Work across multiple repositories in one coding agent session
Real engineering work spans repos. Claude Code has one repo in context at a time, making cross-repo refactors, API contract updates, and shared-library changes painful.
AXME Code maintains context across multiple repositories simultaneously — useful for microservice refactors, monorepo splits, and cross-repo dependency updates.
Real engineering work spans repos. Claude Code has one repo in context at a time, making cross-repo refactors and API contract updates painful.
Workspaces that match real engineering
Products span API repos, frontends, infra, and contracts. Single-repo context forces sequential clones and lost links between changes.
AXME Code supports per-repo .axme-code/ directories with merged workspace context — decisions and memories can reference cross-repo impact, and setup detects monorepo layouts (Nx, pnpm workspaces, submodules, and more).
CAPABILITIES
How it works.
Multi-repo context
Several repos in one session.
Setup
Declare repo graph and roots.
Cross-repo decisions
Log changes spanning services.
Conflict detection
Flag incompatible changes.
Setup and conventions
Run axme-code setup in each repo or at the workspace root per MULTI_CLIENT.md guidance. Declare which repos participate in a feature so handoff lists touch points across services.
Record cross-repo decisions explicitly — e.g. API contract version in repo A must ship before client change in repo B — so agents do not optimize locally and break the system.
Common questions
- How many repos can one workspace include?
- Designed for typical monorepo and multi-root IDE layouts; practical limits depend on machine resources and context strategy.
- Do repos share one safety policy?
- Workspace-level rules can combine with per-repo rules; stricter policy wins on conflict.
- Does Cursor multi-root work?
- Yes — point axme_context at the correct repo path per task; see /integrations/cursor/.
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