Engineering Teams Have Goldfish Memory

(No offense to goldfish. At least they're consistent.)

Let's face it. Tech orgs forget everything. Not because they want to. They're designed to.

Every two years (or two quarters, let's be honest), engineers bounce. Leads reorg. VPs rebrand. Systems shift. Documentation dies. And when an outage hits? We all scramble, duct tape things, write a postmortem, and move on like it never happened.

Until it happens again. And again. And someone says: "Didn't we already fix this?"

(Narrator: They did not fix it.)

We've Seen Enough. So We Started COEhub.ai.

We're a bunch of engineers who got tired of déjà vu-driven development.

Tired of:

• Writing postmortems no one reads
• Digging through stale Confluence pages from 2019
• Watching leaders say "We should learn from this"... and then ship a patch and move on
• Being asked to move at AI speed while maintaining handcrafted documentation like it's the Renaissance

So we said screw it. Let's build tools that do the remembering for us.

Our Dream? Org Memory That Doesn't Suck

What if your team actually learned from incidents? Like, really learned.

• Not just wrote things down
• Not just checked the "we did a retro" box
• But surfaced lessons when they mattered. Patterns when they repeated. And gave your future team a shot at not repeating the past team's sins

So we built the COEhub.ai Learning Center—a quiet little AI brain that watches your incidents, learns the root causes, and reminds you before history repeats itself.

Like an ops-savvy ghost. Except way less creepy.