Memmy: A Shared Memory Hub for AI Agents Like Claude Code and Codex
ahuja_priyank · x · 2026-07-30
A developer has launched Memmy, a local, user-controlled personal AI memory hub.
Currently, developers using different AI coding assistants (like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.) face the pain point of isolated memories, requiring them to re-explain project contexts every time they switch tools. Memmy aims to solve this:
- Cross-Agent Memory: Gathers and integrates the interaction history and preferences accumulated across various coding agents.
- Seamless Context: Automatically injects the right context when switching between local agents, eliminating the need to copy-paste or start over.
- Free Tier: Launched on Product Hunt, offering new users 2M free GPT tokens.
Related event: Open Source Memmy Unifies Memory Across Multiple AI Agents(2 posts)→
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