memU: Personal Memory System Across Agents and Devices
JaynitMakwana · x · 2026-08-03
A major hidden cost of AI coding tools is the repetitive rebuilding of context. The open-source project memU aims to solve this pain point by providing a lightweight, agent-driven memory system.
- Core Features: Stores memories as a Wiki, enabling seamless sharing across sessions, agents (supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.), and devices, allowing work to continue exactly where it left off.
- Technical Highlights: The core memory logic is only about 500 lines of code, making it compact and easy to inspect. It automatically distills reusable skills from the user's agent history.
- Popularity: The project has already garnered over 1.4k stars on GitHub.
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