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Now what?

Without context, AI just guesses. Helm gives it the context it needs.

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Without context

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function testUserService() {
  // TODO: Add tests
  const user = new User();
  user.name = "test";
  assert(user.name === "test");
}
Generic output, wrong patterns
With Helm

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+ vitest patterns

+ DI mocking

+ factory helpers

import { createUser } from 'test/utils';
 
describe('UserService', () => {
  it('creates user', async () => {
    const mockDb = vi.fn();
    const svc = new UserService(mockDb);
    expect(await svc.create()).toBe(1);
  });
});
Uses team test conventions
How it works

Intelligent context, not keyword matching

Analyze

Helm understands what you're trying to do - building a feature, writing tests, fixing a bug - and what you're working on.

Select

Only relevant context is injected - from org rules, active skills, team knowledge, and your codebase. No token waste.

Suggest

Get hints when Plan Mode would help, when existing tests show patterns, or when the team has solved this before.

Skills

Context bundles that
auto-activate

Skills are reusable context packages — for frameworks, patterns, or internal conventions. They activate based on your dependencies and what you're working on.
Auto-detected from package.json, composer.json
Org-wide skills for your internal patterns
Public registry for popular frameworks
Override at project or user level

Active skills

helm-app/
Next.js 15
next
Vitest
vitest
React + TS
react, typescript
Prisma
@prisma/client

Skills inject relevant docs when you work on matching code

Team Knowledge

Learnings that don't die
with the session

When your team solves a tricky problem with AI, that knowledge usually disappears. Helm captures it and surfaces it when someone else hits the same issue.

Team knowledge

API rate limiting gotcha

Stripe webhooks need idempotency keys — use the event ID. Discovered when duplicate charges appeared in prod.

Sarah · 2 weeks ago · surfaced 12 times

Testing async operations

Use vi.useFakeTimers() and await vi.runAllTimersAsync() — don't rely on real delays.

Mike · 1 month ago · surfaced 8 times

Save learnings from any AI session
Automatic semantic search on prompts
See what worked for your teammates
Build institutional knowledge over time
Setup

One command, you're done

Helm detects your IDEs, scans your stack, and installs hooks. No manual configuration.
terminal

Static docs vs. dynamic context

Static CLAUDE.md
All context included every time, wasting tokens
Same guidance whether you're testing or building
Team learnings buried in Slack, lost forever
New engineers repeat the same mistakes
Dynamic Helm
Only relevant sections injected per prompt
Skills activate based on what you're doing
Team knowledge captured and surfaced automatically
Institutional knowledge grows with every session

Works with your AI coding tools via hooks

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