AI coding services Slopfix and Jean2 unveil refactoring and session‑memory tools

Slopfix offers a one‑week, $10,000 code‑base refactoring service. After a free analysis, it commits to a line‑reduction target (e.g., cutting a 100,000‑line project to 35,000 lines) and charges proportionally to the achieved reduction. The work is performed by three senior engineers, includes a two‑week warranty, and leverages Claude‑based code tools.

Jean2 introduces persistent memory for AI coding agents across sessions. By enabling four optional layers—workspace memory, agent memory, workspace skills, and agent skills—users can store shared project details (e.g., package manager, database) and agent‑specific preferences in markdown files on disk. The memory files are created automatically and read on each session start, allowing the agent to retain knowledge without fine‑tuning or vector embeddings.