Developer Releases 'keep': Enabling Shared Memory and Planning Across Multiple Agents
iannuttall · x · 2026-08-13
An indie developer completely rebuilt keep (installable via npm i -g keep) to facilitate shared memory and planning across multiple AI agents and projects.
- Cross-model collaboration: Users can have Claude 3.5 Sonnet review ideas generated by Opus, or instruct new agents to pick up exactly where the last one left off by reading shared notes.
- Workflow integration: It retains bookmarking and save-it-later features but repurposes them entirely as agent-readable context, solving the issue of never reading saved bookmarks while aiding in product planning and progress tracking.
The developer believes there is a viable business model here and is currently offering free access in exchange for user feedback.
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