FAQ
Questions about COLLASTRA.
How COLLASTRA coordinates your coding agents, what shared memory keeps, and how to get into the beta.
The product
What is COLLASTRA?
COLLASTRA is a coordination layer for AI coding agents. It runs Claude Code, Codex and other agents on one goal, carries context between them, and keeps the lessons you review in OctaMem shared memory.
Which coding agents does COLLASTRA support?
Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent and Google Antigravity are supported in the beta. Models such as Grok, Kimi, Qwen, DeepSeek and Meta Muse are available through OpenRouter. Cursor, OpenCode and further integrations are coming soon.
Do I need new AI subscriptions?
No. COLLASTRA is built to use the supported Claude Code and Codex subscriptions you already pay for.
How does COLLASTRA work with GitHub?
You connect GitHub, including private and organization repositories, and describe a task. COLLASTRA plans it into subtasks, runs Claude Code and Codex agents on your repository, and shows you the diff to approve before it opens a pull request.
Will COLLASTRA change my code without my approval?
No. You review the diff and its evidence first. COLLASTRA opens a pull request only after you approve the work.
Where do my code and context stay?
Your code, context and lessons stay in your own environment.
Shared memory
What is OctaMem?
OctaMem is a separate, live memory product from the same team. COLLASTRA stores reviewed lessons, the fixes and project decisions you approve, in OctaMem so later agents can reuse them on related work.
Does shared memory train the models?
No. Reviewed lessons are context supplied to agents on later tasks. The underlying models are not retrained.
Are efficiency gains measured?
Not yet. Less repeated work and less unnecessary token use are design goals. We will publish measurements when we have them.
Access and pricing
Can I use COLLASTRA today?
COLLASTRA is in private beta for coding teams, open by invitation. Join the waitlist on the COLLASTRA platform to request access.
How much does COLLASTRA cost?
Pricing is not announced. Joining the waitlist is free and creates no purchase commitment.
Is there a COLLASTRA API?
An API is planned. The developer guide describes the planned experience; its examples are pseudocode, not a released SDK. The platform and the API share one orchestration engine.
Are the product views on this site running live agents?
No. They are illustrative product views using sample data. They show the workspace, task planning, agent handoffs and lesson review without calling providers.
