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GILD Review

GILD's call and the buying facts behind it.

From GILD research

Should we adopt kcap?

Is kcap worth piloting to keep your coding agents' sessions as shared team memory, when GILD has found no independent account of it?

30-Second Takekcap has no practitioner score yet, because GILD found no independent review or deployment account of it as of Nov 4, 2026.
Best fitEngineering teams that run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or other supported agents side by side and want each session searchable by teammates and handed to the next agent.GILD Review
Consider another workflowIf the job is tracing and evaluating an AI application your team builds, compare Langfuse or Braintrust. If you want repository context served to agents over MCP, evaluate Auggie's Context Engine.GILD Review

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GILD analysis

kcap Review

Pilot kcap when a team runs several coding agents and wants their sessions kept as searchable history the next agent can use. Kurrent's pricing page lists Team at US$30 a month for one seat or US$100 for five plus US$25 per additional seat, its llms files print US$15 per person a month billed annually, and GILD found no independent account of kcap as of Nov 4, 2026. Kurrent is a GILD event partner.

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The decision

Best fit: Engineering teams that run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or other supported agents side by side and want each session searchable by teammates and handed to the next agent.
Consider another workflow: If the job is tracing and evaluating an AI application your team builds, compare Langfuse or Braintrust. If you want repository context served to agents over MCP, evaluate Auggie's Context Engine.
Adoption condition: The price for your seat count and the invite terms in writing, repository exclusions and session visibility set before the first session is stored, and answers from Kurrent on audit logs, certifications and how kcap-server stores sessions before company code goes in.

Basis: Kurrent's pricing page, llms files, license and kcap documentation, and kcap's code at commit c4471ad, all stored Nov 4, 2026, and GILD's search the same day for outside accounts, which found none that counts. Kurrent-tied records count toward no figure. GILD read the code and ran no test of its own.

Buying & deployment factsWhat engineering leaders should verify before a broader rollout.

How you buy it

US$30 a month for one seat

Or US$100 for five seats plus US$25 each. Kurrent's llms files print US$15 per person billed annually.

Source 1, Kurrent, kcap pricing: kcap pricing Source 2, kurrent.io, llms.txt: llms.txt Source 3, kurrent.io, llms-full.txt: llms-full.txt

Details

The pricing page lists Team at US$30 per seat a month for a single seat, and its structured data at US$100 a month for five seats plus US$25 per additional seat. Kurrent's llms.txt and llms-full.txt print Team at US$15 per person per month billed annually (US$18 billed monthly). Local is free for one user, Enterprise pricing is custom, and the Local and Team buttons on the pricing page read Request an invite.

Cost drivers

Per seat, up to 100

No overage or metered fee on 86 kcap docs and Kurrent pages (Nov 4, 2026).

Source 1, Kurrent, kcap pricing: kcap pricing Source 4, kurrent.io, Plan and seats: Plan and seats Source 5, kurrent.io, Configuration: Configuration

Details

Team is priced per seat: active members plus pending invitations count as seats, Team holds 100 and refuses invitations at the limit. Title, summary and local evaluation calls run on each user's Claude or ChatGPT sign-in by default, or the user's API key when use_provider_api_key is true. On Team and Enterprise, server-side evaluations use BYOK or Kurrent AI. GILD found no overage terms beyond the seat price on the 86 kcap docs and Kurrent pages searched, Nov 4, 2026.

Where GILD searched for overage terms beyond the seat price, Nov 4, 2026
Where	Pages read	Matches
kcap documentation and Kurrent's kcap pages, every URL in the stored index, including pricing, terms, privacy, llms.txt and llms-full.txt	86	0

GILD search record, Nov 4, 2026

Where it runs

EU cloud or your machine

Enterprise can be self-hosted. kcap is Kurrent License v1, source-available.

Source 6, Kurrent, Data security: Data security Source 1, Kurrent, kcap pricing: kcap pricing Source 7, Kurrent, LICENSE.md: LICENSE.md Source 3, kurrent.io, llms-full.txt: llms-full.txt

Details

A cloud workspace is isolated per organisation and hosted in the EU on infrastructure Kurrent operates, with sign-in through WorkOS in the US. Enterprise is Kurrent-managed cloud or self-hosted. The local edition keeps data on the machine, though the CLI and desktop app send usage reports until turned off. kcap is Kurrent License v1, source-available: it permits use, copying, distribution and derivative works, subject to limits that bar offering it to third parties as a hosted or managed service.

What to verify

No audit log found

None on the 86 kcap docs and Kurrent pages GILD searched (Nov 4, 2026).

Source 1, Kurrent, kcap pricing: kcap pricing Source 6, Kurrent, Data security: Data security

Details

SSO and directory integration come with Enterprise only. Sessions are retained until a member or an admin deletes them, and Kurrent says workspace data is never used to train models. GILD found no audit log of user or admin actions on the 86 kcap docs and Kurrent pages it searched, Nov 4, 2026. Kurrent's data-security page says its own operational access is logged.

Where GILD searched for an audit log, audit trail or activity log, Nov 4, 2026
Where	Pages read	Matches
kcap documentation and Kurrent's kcap pages, every URL in the stored index, including pricing, data security, privacy, llms.txt and llms-full.txt	86	0

GILD search record, Nov 4, 2026