About Storybloq
Storybloq is a project memory and workflow harness for coding agents, built around Claude Code and Codex. It stores plans, stories, issues, lessons, decisions and review records as plain files in a .story folder beside the source code, so each new agent session can pick up where the last one stopped instead of starting cold.
The tool is aimed at developers who run coding agents across long projects and several repositories. Handovers record what changed, why it changed and what comes next, and a recommendation feature suggests the next story based on blockers, unfinished work and what each story would unblock. Independent plan and code review steps preserve an approved plan and attach findings to the work they refer to. A feature called Duet coordinates several workers across stories and repositories, with a manager that scopes the work and checks the evidence. Related repositories such as web, API and mobile can be viewed together while each keeps its own history. A Mac app is also offered.
Storybloq installs as an npm package and a setup command configures supported clients. The command line tool and MCP server run locally, and the vendor states there is no Storybloq cloud subscription or hosted MCP quota. Because the record lives in the repository, it can be read, edited and versioned with Git. The vendor notes that review evidence helps inspect work but does not guarantee correct code. No pricing page is published, and the site shows no paid plans.