Agent memory tools

Install a ready-made routine so your AI coding agent plans before it builds, tests its changes and reviews its own work from a fresh context.

ai-memory is a self-hosted memory server that lets more than twenty different coding-agent tools — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and others — share one memory instead of each keeping its own that vanishes when you switch tools.

Compress logs, tool output and files before they reach the AI model, so each request uses fewer tokens.

Upload documents and ask questions with traceable citations.

Open web pages without a screen, turn them into markdown or data, and drive them from scripts or an AI agent.

A tool server that sits between a coding agent and the tools it calls, and keeps the bulky results out of the conversation.

A desktop app that treats agent sessions as something worth version-controlling.

Compress older coding-agent messages into searchable summaries and restore exact context later.

An operating layer installed on top of Hermes Agent, the open agent from Nous Research.

Add a layer to Claude Code or Codex that splits tasks across teams of specialized agents and remembers past work.

Share conversation memories, skills, documents, and code maps with AI agents.

A plugin that records what an AI coding agent did, turns those observations into searchable summaries, and brings the relevant decisions and fixes into a later session.

Hindsight is a memory system for AI agents, built to notice patterns across many conversations rather than only replaying past ones the way a typical chat history or a RAG lookup (search over stored documents) does.

Let an AI coding assistant search your code, docs, logs and PDFs locally for the exact passage it needs.