kg-memory gives Claude Code and Codex a shared local knowledge-graph memory
JeremyCMorgan · x · 2026-10-08
The open-source kg-memory project gives Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Antigravity a shared, persistent project memory stored as a knowledge graph—persistent nodes and typed edges instead of flat notes.
Highlights:
- Cross-session persistence: insights are captured while working, preloaded next session, and recalled when relevant
- Self-maintaining: the graph updates automatically with use
- Shared across agents: one local memory serves multiple coding agents
- Integrates as an MCP server
The author notes a broader architectural shift: agent memory is evolving from chat history into developer infrastructure.
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