Memmy: Shared memory hub for Codex, DSH, and Claude Code
lxfater · x · 2026-08-19
Introduces the open-source project memmy-agent, which solves the cross-agent memory fragmentation problem by syncing history from Codex, DeepSeek Harness, and Claude Code into a single, local-first personal context.
Use Case:
- Defined a game rule in Codex (give a second chance on failure) without writing code.
- Switched to DeepSeek Harness, which read the rule directly from Memmy and applied it.
- Switched to Claude Code, which restated the rule before coding the next features.
The core philosophy is "Switch agents, not context", ensuring experience belongs to the user, not the agent.
Related event: Memmy-agent: Open-Source Shared Memory for AI Agents(3 posts)→
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